1 Tuesday / II the MICHIGAN STATE NEWS . . . Warmer . . . . . -^historical books which STATE . . . with increasing cloudiness contair. no lies are extremely today. Highs in the mid 40's. tedious* --Anatole France UNIVERSITY Colder Wednesday with a chance of snow flurries. Vol. 62 ISk mber 101 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, December 2, 1969 Draft lottery: fare thee well Sept. 14 WASHINGTON (AP) - The first draft all men between 19 and 26 years of age as his delegation not to draw, for reasons that of the end of this year. would be explained later. lottery in ;7 years was held Monday night, sending nu n bom on Sept. 14 to the head of the line The first or 1970 draft calls. birth date number was drawn Only those classified 1-A actually be called. But men now deferred or or 1-A-O will exempt would Fourteen "deep concern" over of the Committee signed a statement Youth Advisory expressing handling of the Lottery drawing date list by Rep. Alexander Pimie, R-N.Y., ranking retain their place in this order of call drawing. WASHINGTON (AP) — Here is the order Jan. 18, 141. Aug. 18, 142. Aug. 12, 143. May 4, 277. July 9, 278. May 18, 279. July should they later become 1-A or 1-A-0, Larry McKibben of Iowa, held up the of call for the 1970 military draft as Nov. 17, 144. Feb. 2, 145. Aug. 4, 146. 4, 280. Jan. 20, 281. Nov. 28, 282. Nov. Republican on a special House subcommittee on the draft. that is, available for the draft. proceedings to read the statement, which determined by the lottery drawing held Nov. 18, 147. April 7, 148. April 16, 149. 10, 283. Oct. 8, 284. July 10, 285. Feb. Others \ ill be called in the order in The lottery began at 8 p.m. when, after a protested the "total exclusion of two Monday night. Sept. 25. 29, 286. Aug. 25, 287. July 30, 288. Oct. which brief invocation, draft director Lewis B. individuals who did not wish to actually This list applies to every man who is at 150. Feb. 11, 151. Sept. 29, 152. Feb. 17, 289. July 27, 290. Feb. 22, 291. Aug. theifr birthdays were drawn Monday Hershey ordered the unlocking of a black draw numbers." The delegates from least 19 but not yet 26 as of Dec. 31, 13, 153. July 22, 154. Aug. 17, 155. May 21, 292. Feb. 18, 293. March 5, 294. Oct. night, untifthe local boards throughout the nation fulfi 1 their 1970 draft quotas. box containing 366 blue plastic capsules Michigan and Alaska were not among the 1969. Each man's place in the order of call 6, 156. Nov. 21, 157. Dec. 3, 158. Sept. 14, 295. May 13, 296. May 27, 297. Feb. The list -rawn Monday night applied to and ordered them poured into a large glass advisory members who drew. is the number next to his birthday; the 11, 159. Jan. 2, 160. Sept. 22, 161. Sept. 3, 298. May 2, 299. Feb. 28, 300. March jar. Mike Hudson, an MSU sophomore, was order of call will be applied by each local 2, 162. Dec. 23, 163. Dec. 13, 164. Jan. 12. The lottery ended with a benediction at the Michigan representative who boycotted draft board to the men registered in its 30, 165. Dec. 4, 166. March 16, 167. Aug. 301. June 3, 302. Feb. 20, 303. July 26, 9:37 p.m., just a little over an hour and a the selection process. files. 28. 304. Dec. 17, 305. Jan. 1, 306. Jan. 7, 307. half after it had begun. About 25 college age youths waited Men now classified "1-A" or "1-A-0" 168. Aug. 13, 308. May 28, 309. Nov. 26, Aug. 7, 169. March 15, 170. March 310. After Pirnie started the drawing, he was outside Selective Service headquarters to be called in this order in 1970, men Nov. 5, 311. Draft lottery succeeded by a relay of young previously named as unofficial people advisers to protest the lottery. They handed out a statement calling the lottery "a masterful may now exempt or deferred will keep the same place in line they drew Monday night if 26, 26, 25, 171. Oct. 15, 172. July 23, 173. Dec. 174. Nov. 30, 175. Sept. 13, 176. Oct. 177. Sept. 19, 178. May 14, 179. Feb. Aug. 19, 312. April 8, May 31, 314. Dec. 12, 315. Sept. 30, April 22, 317. March 9, 318. Jan. 13, 313. 318. 319. the Selective Service System. practical joke on the American people." they should become 1-A or 1-A-O at any May 23, 320. Dec. 15, 321. May 8, 25, 180. June 15, 181. Feb. 8. 182. Nov. 322. A young Negro from the District of Now they said they will have to burn time in the future. July 15, 323. March 10, 324. Aug. 11, to effect men Columbia, David L. Fowler, refused to take his turn. He said he had been notified by their birth certificates as well as their draft The order of call: 1. Sept. 14, 2. April 24, 3. Dec. 30, 4. Feb. 14, 5. Oct. 18, 6. 23, 183. Mav 20, 184. 185. Nov. 20, 186. Jan. 21, 187.July Sept. 8, 20, 188. July 5, 189. Feb. 17, 190. July Jan. 10. 326. May 22, 327. July 6, 328. Dec. 2, 325. Sept. 6, 7. Oct. 26, 8. Sept. 7, 9. Nov. 22, 18, 191. April 29, 192. Oct. 20, 193. July 329. Jan. 11, 330. May 1, 331. July 14, 10. Dec. 6, 11. Aug. 31, 12. Dec. 7, 13. 332. March 18, 333. Aug. 30, 334. March only^ 31, 194. Jan. 9, 195. Sept. 24, 196. Oct. one year July 8, 14. April 11, 15. July 12, 16. Dec. 29, 17. Jan. 15, 18. Sept. 26, 19. Nov. 1, 24, 197. May 9, 198. Aug. 14, 199. Jan. 8. 200. March 19, 201. Oct. 23, 202. Oct. 21, 22, 335. June 9, 336. April 19, 337. Jan. 338. Feb. 9, 339. Aug. 22, 340. April 20. June 4, 21. Aug. 10, 22. June 26, 23. 4, 203. Nov. 19, 204. Sept. 21, 205. Feb. 26, 341. June 18, 342. Oct. 9, 343. March J5y NORM SAARI f Managing Editor July 24, 24. Oct. 5, 25. Feb. 19. 27, 206. June 10, 207. Sept. 16, 208. April 25, 344. Aug. 20, 345. April 20, 346. April 26. Dec. 14, 27. July 21, 28. June 5, 29. 30, 209. June 30, 210. Feb. 4, 211. Jan. 12, 347. Feb. 6, 348. Nov. 3, 349. Jan. 29, College st dents graduating in June 1970 March 2, 30. March 31, 31. May 24, 32. 31, 212. Feb. 16, 213. March 8, 214. Feb. 350. July 2, 351. April 25, 352. Aug. 27, have to April 1, 33. March 17, 34. Nov. 2, 35. May 5, 215. Jan. 4, 216. Feb. 10, 217. March 353. June 29, 354. March 14, 355. Jan. woyy about the draft lottery for 27, only one yefcr, a spokesman for the state 7, 36. Aug. 24, 37. May 11, 38. Oct. 30, 30, 218. April 10, 219. April 9, 220. Oct. 356. June 14, 357. May 26, 358. June 24, board of th^.Selective Service said Monday. 39. Dec. 11, 40. May 3, 41. Dec. 10, 42. 10, 221. Jan. 12, 222. June 28, 223. March 359. Oct. 1, 360. June 20, 361. May 25, "As the draft instructions now read if a July 13, 43. Dec. 9, 44. Aug. 16, 45. Aug. 28, 224. Jan. 6, 225. Sept. 1, 226. May 29, 362. March 20, 363. Feb. 21, 364. May 5, man will be in class 1-A or 1-AO during the 2, 46. Nov. 11, 47. Nov. 27, 48. Aug. 8, 227. July 19, 228. June 2, 229. Oct. 29, 365. Feb. 26, 366. June 8. next calendar year and not inducted by- 49. Sept. 3. 230. Nov. 24, 231. April 14, 232. Sept. 4, Dec. 31, 19'0, he will probably be free of 50. July 7, 51. Nov. 7, 52. Jan. 25, 53. 233. Sept. 27, 234. Oct. 7, 235. Jan. 17, If two or more men registered with any the service," he said. Dec. 22, 54. Aug. 5, 55. May 16, 56. Dec. 236. Feb. 24, 237. Oct. 11, 238. Jan. 14, local draft board share the same birthday, For example if a student graduates in 5, 57. Feb. 23, 58. Jan. 19, 59. Jan. 24, 60. 239. March 20, 240. Dec. 19, 241. Oct. 19, June and hj.s a low priority number, he June 21, 61. Aug. 29, 62. April 21, 63. they will be subject to call in an order 242. Sept. 12, 243. Oct. 21, 244. Oct. 3, determined by a second lottery drawing remains in the lottery only until the end of Sept. 20, 64. June 27, 65. May 10, 66. 245. Aug. 26, 246. Sept. 18, 247. June 22, held Monday night, in which letters of the the year ancf will not be re-issued a priority Nov. 12, 67. July 25, 68. Feb. 12, 69. June 248. July 11,249. June 1. alphabet were scrambled. number fro^i the lottery in December 13, 70. Dec. 21, 71. Sept. 10, 72. Oct. 12, 250. May 21, 251. Jan. 3, 252. April 23, Here is the "tie-breaking" order of call, 1970 for the\ear 1971. 73. June 17, 74. April 27, 75. May 19. 253. April 6, 254. Oct. 16, 255. Sept. 17, in which the initial of each man's last name An individual is affected by the lottery 76. Nov. 6, 77. Jan. 28, 78. Dec. 27, 79. 256. March 23, 257. Sept. 28, 258. March and first name if necessary will be matched for a calendar year, not necessarily 12 Oct. 31, 80. Nov. 9, 81. April 4, 82. Sept. 24, 259. March 13, 260. April 17, 261. with a scrambled alphabet: months. 5, 83. April 3, 84. Dec. 25, 85. June 7, 86. Aug. 3, 262. April 28, 263. Sept. 9, 264. If a man ■Jassified 1-A is not drafted in Feb. 1, 87. Oct. 6, 88. July 28, 89. Feb. Oct. 27, 265. March 22, 266. Nov. 4, 267. 1. J, 2. G, 3. D, 4. X, 5. N, 6. O, 7. Z, 8. 1970, he win be put in a special priority 15, 90. April 18, 91. Feb. 7, 92. Jan. 26, March 3, 268. March 27, 269. April 5, 270. 93. July 1, 94. Oct. 28, 95. Dec 24, 96. T, 9. W, 10. P, 11. Q, 12. Y, 13. U, 14. C, group, below all the 19-year olds in the July 29, 271 April 2, 272. June 12, 273. 15. F, 16. I, 17. K, 18. H, Dec. 16, 97. Nov. 8, 98. July 17, 99. Nov. 19. S, 20. L, 21. new manpov er pool. April 15, 274. June 16, 275. March 4, 276. M, 22. A, 23. R, 24. E, 25. B, 26. V. Another ,'oint clarified by the state 29. official concerned students graduating in 100. Dec. 31, 101. Jan. 5, 102..Aug. 15, June wj,th high priority numbers. A 103. May 30, 104. June 19, 105. Dec. 8. students' pr ority number is retroactive to 106. Aug. 9, 107. Nov. 16, 108. March 1, IN SNIPINGS' WAKE the first in4' ction of the year. 109. June 23, 110. June 6, 111. Aug. 1, For exam >le_ if your birthdate is a high 112. May 17, 113. Sept. 15, 114. Aug. 6. priority pui jber and individuals born on 115. July 3, 116. Aug. 23, 117. Oct. 22. that date \Cere drafted in you were not because of a 2-S deferment, you February, but will be.drafted very soon after being Time cap 118. Jan. 23, 119. Sept. 23, 120. July 16, 121. Jan. 16, 122. March 7, 123. Dec. 28. 124. April 13,125. Oct. 2. Jackson ma re-classified 1-A. In fact, you will bt Col. Charles R. Fox, chief of Selective Service's communication 126. Nov. 13, 127. Nov. 14, 128. Dec. drafted inmediately after being re-classified*l -A if there are no or enlisit^o to fill delinquents your local board's quota. and draft records division, drops the capsules that were used in the lottery into a bowl. His face is distorted because of the thick glass in the bottom of the bowl. AP Wirephoto 18, 129. Dec. 1, 130. May 15, 131. Nov. 15, 132. Nov. 25, 133. May 12, 134. June 11, 135. Dec. 20, 136. March 11, 137. for community June 25, 138. Oct. 13, 139. March 6, 140. JACKSON, Mich. (AP) The mayor of two advisers to make — a complete report on Jackson called Monday on "all in the black the Jackson situation. and white communities to maintain control The governor said further steps "to be and de-escalate racial tensions" in the wake taken by my office will depend on the of a series of snipings. outcome of these initial contacts. State By . HE ASSOCIATED PRESS enters loophole that at present prevents My Lai will be disclosed in some detail at courtmartial. The trial had been expected Calley's case were needed so as to "distinguish very There have been six unsolved snipings in the past 112 months. In addition, Sunday night, police reported 11 shots in the killed in area in which September. a white were youth James J. Murphy, editor of the Jackson fired was police are available for any assistance requested by local authorities." Mayor Maurice B. Townsend said he shared "Mr. Murphy's concern about growing tensions," and said state police already are helping try to solve the Atty. F. fiee Bailey, representing Capt. prosecution of discharged servicemen for carefully what is the truth and what is Viet crimes they may have committed while in in January, but may be delayed until Blazer, a black weekly newspaper called on snipings. Ernest L.» Medina, said Monday Medina Cong propaganda." uniform. Gov. William B. Milliken for "immediate Two white persons, a 16-year-old youth neither received nor gave any orders to March, said Calley's Army counsel, Capt. Many of the men who have talked fall Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., Aubrey M. Daniel III. assistance," saying this southern Michigan and a 76-year-old man, have been killed "butcher anyone" during a sweep through D-N.C., introduced under a Supreme Court ruling that under a bill to permit such trials of former G.I.'s A White House spokesman said he knew present laws, former servicemen cannot be city of 50,700 is becoming "virtually an and two other whites injured by nighttime the Vietnam *se hamlet of My Lai on March armed in U.S. District Courts. of no plans at present for any judicial or camp" with "the potential for a sniper fire. Two blacks have reported being 16, 1968. . holocaust." shot at on a street. "The company commander," said Bailey, At about the same hour Sen. J.W. outside-the-government investigation of My (please turn to page 9) Lai. Milliken replied by saying he has named Ful bright D-Ark., said the Foreign Eleven shots, which some said sounded referring to Medina, "received no orders to The Relations Committee would send two South Vietnamese National like carbine, were fired Sunday night in the butcher anyone or to kill any women and children -- ahd he issued none." investigators to Vietnam this week to look Assembly began its own investigation at same general area where a youth riding in a Medina, now stationed at Ft. Benning, into "the prospects for Vietnamization of Song My, the resettlement village where car was injured fatally by sniper fire in the war and the general political and the survivors of My Lai now live, but Ga., has reiaained silent while men who September, police said Monday. were under his command described the military situation in Saigon and the field." reported little progress. Police stated that a search of the area He said they were not being given Sen. Tran Van Don, leader of the alleged ma sacre of South Vietnamese .turned up no casualties or damage. specific instructions to investigate the nine-man team, said Monday's questioning civilians at .'4y Lai The leader of Medina's was largely futile because the first platooi,, Lt. William L. Calley Jr., was alleged massacre of civilians at My Lai but presence of weren't being told to ignore it, either. about 25 accompanying newsmen charged wit * the premeditated murder of The committee itself. Fulbright said, may frightened the villagers. 109 person there. No charges have been placed agair >t Medina. look into the massacre story, which already He said newsmen would be barred from Academic Council was being investigated by the Army and future investigative tours, which he said •Congress, meanwhile, moved to close a to discuss reports UNEiER NEW POLICY on campus unrest The Academic Council, a governing body 24-hour composed of elected faculty, will meet at 3:15 today in the Con Con Room, Ly DONNA WILBURN what it deletes. The major restrictions in open important that all residents be involved in International Center. The Council will receive reports University Student Affairs Committee from the on the previous open house ruling were not Policies and Procedures on Campus J^tate News Staff Writer the roommate issue, since it is included in the new proposal. Disturbances and hear its Effective, winter term, residents of each fundamentally a question of each person's recommendations. Hours are no longer regulated, and living unit will be able to determine their responsibility for the protection of t>~ The committee separate houses in halls are given greater was established a year own open house hours. rights of others." individual freedom. The preamble to the nt— ago and is composed of five faculty After *tl? University Student Affairs poiicy is members, two undergraduates and one Comm^ec and ASMSU approved the Residence halls as well as fraternity, exactly the same as the previous one. However, the five rules governing open graduate student. proposal ^>v- 25, Milton B. Dickerson, sorority and co-op living units are included The committees report is based upon vice president for student affairs, signed under the new policy, which will be house procedure , have been formulated effective the first day of winter term, into three basic regulations: testimony from the Director of the Dept. the new~ pclicy - making the 24-hour open of Public Safety, the Director of the Monday, Jan. 5, 1970. 1. Procedures and policies for open house house a possibility. School of Police Administration and Public "Under the new policy of living unit shall be agreed upon for the residence halls Doug La/cock, president of Men's Hall Safety representatives of the National Assn. (MHA), said he is satisfied with the new ruling * autonomy, we will probably have a wider variation of open houses than ever before," by the governing council, head adviser, and manager, and for all other living units by For the Center on Police and Community Relations as well as representatives from various "I do ncj think that any governing group Dickerson said. the governing council, adviser and Student student groups. or committee can review an individual "The new policy also speaks to the Activities Division. Attorney F. Lee Bailey puffs on a cigarette while he talks with The These procedures shall be set University Educational Policies living unit'and determine what is best for concern of all parties for the meticulous on file, for newsmen in Columbus, Ohio, about his latest court case. Bailey Committee will recommend procedures for the residence halls in the Office of them," .Lavcock said. safeguarding of the rights of individuals not will defend Army Capt. Ernest Medina, the company comander Residence Halls Programs, Resident Hall improved evaluation of Instruction and This 1iS ral open house policy is not participating in a particular open house," whose unit was involved In the alleged massacre at My Lai. there will be a report from continued. "It is certainly the ad hoc significant for what it statesrbut rather for Dickerson (please turn to page 9) AP Wirephoto committee on the College of Osteopathy. 2 M ihigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, December 2, 1969 Milliken backs aid volunteer and governmental "assuring that the relief needs of Several to Michigan legislators Biafra done," DeMaso said. "It is efforts to enlarge and expand the civilian victims of the civil also expressed support for unfortunate that children should Gov. Milliken said recently relief programs for victims of the war in Nigeria be met to the Biafran relief programs. be suffering from the civil strife that be civil war in Nigeria. maximum possible. Sen. Sander M. Levin. upports and* applauds of adults." "While it is true that 1 am D-Berk ley, said he supports all humarita ian efforts to secure Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, funds for^iafran relief. deeply involved in a number of World's conscience kinds of assistance to terminate D-Detorit, added his support to Irf response to a letter from critical problems facing us in the plight of the citizens of "1 think President Nixon put the relief programs with the two '.3etaccepted from 2-5 p.m today sponsored-by Phi Delta Kappa, Milliken stressed that it is and Dec. 8 in Suite 40, an honorary educational imperative the American effort Goodspeed Bldg., at 210 Abbott fratertfity The public is invited. in Nigeria be concentrated on Road. for Nixon decision RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - had not been sufficiently Guarding the THIS CAN GET YOUR Judge Clement F. Haynsworth sensitive to possible conflict of Jr. will go to Washington this interest charges and from those week to confer with President who claimed his civil rights views South Vietnamese soldiers search are part of a along a dike for signs of Viet Cong. The troops 4,000-man Vietnamese force trying to drive the enemy from the Nixon on whether he will remain were not in step with the HEAD TOGETHER U-minh forest at the southern tip of Vietnam, a long-time Viet Cong stronghold. as chief judge of the 4th U.S. pronouncements of the Supreme AP Wirephoto Circuit Court of Appeals. Court. Haynsworth met with reporters shortly before 3 p.m. after being closeted behind IN WEAPONS PROGRAMS doors, apparently on the telephone to the White House. Lea<^ your own life. Enjo*it. Don let life let you down because of a silly head¬ The Greenville, S. C., jurist who was nomination Supreme rejected in his Court for the by a 55-45 U.S. Laird reports cost overruns Senate vote last month, said he ache. Happiness is as far WASHINGTON (AP) -- Mammoth cost overruns of $16.2 overruns disclosed at congressional hearings this year were had expected the White House billion in the military's 34 major weapons programs have been awaj as an Anacin® bottle. dwarfed by the two largest items on Laird's list: $4.46 billion for to make an announcement Anacin is twice as strong reported to Congress -- by none other than Secretary of Defense the Fill swingwing jet bomber and $3.2 billion for an MK48 concerning his future this Melvin R. Laird. torpedo program that has been accumulating overruns since it in the specific pain re¬ moming. The figure includes the C5A cargo plane and Minuteman started in 1964. liever doctors recom¬ "President Nixon was missle overruns disclosed earlier this year and overruns in the Laird called the shipbuilding program "one of our major mend most as'the other supposed to release a statement Navy shipbuilding program that Secretary of the Navy John H. problem areas." at the White House this Chafee said could top $1 billion. well k nown extra strength Navy Secretary Chafee and Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, chief of morning," Haynsworth said, Those three items make up only a small part of the total. naval operations said deficits cover 125 ships authorized over 13 table:. "but said he was holding it up And Laird, disclosing the overruns in House appropriation years and money must be found to meet shipbuilders' claims. Ana :in may not bend until he could talk to me. I will subcommittee testimony released Monday, said hp expects the To meet the deficit, Chafee said, the Navy has canceled $200 your nind, but it sure will go to Washington, I think, on $16.2 billion figure to grow higher. million worth of projects, deferred $104 million worth of get ynur head together. Thursday." "I am still not convinced that we have uncovered all the shipbuilding to later years and is asking an appropriation of Haynsworth's nomination by deficiencies in our current programs," Laird told the $167 million. In wide-ranging testimony Laird and Gen. Earle G. President Nixon to serve on the subcommittee, "and we will continue to examine them and keep Wheeler, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said also: high court came under fire from the Congress informed." -- The $2.5 billion limit Congress set this year on U.S. aid to Senate critics who claimed he But while subcommittee members referred to the figure as free world forces in Vietnam and local forces in Laos anairfcnt! hzn EAST j 114 Km South of HA*R«ScW 2^17 E. KAlmwo 427-37JJ UMlVggS ITV 11 H HARFUSOAf AT MICHIGAN GOOD PJ^M^Tues. 5 5)-7JfcJ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, December 2, 1969 3 NEWS Depletion allowance summary A capsu • summary of th« cut on oil, gas taxes day's events frorr our wlro services. WASHINGTON (AP)~ The would have retained 27'/2 per final decision up to the Senate voted Monday to trim the 27 V2 per cent oil and gas tax cent. Next it rejected, 52 to 38 an Senate-House conferencees on the bill. Hamburger depletion allowance to 23 per attempt of Sen. John J. Sen. Allen J. Ellender, D-La., 3n or more cent. Williams, R-Del., to reduce the author of the amendment to It was the first time the allowance to 20 per cent as retain the present figure, said body had agreed to cut the voted by the House. there doubt that 55' ever was even a 27'A 27 V2 per cent figure since it was The result was to leave in the > per cent allowance provided written into law 43 years ago. bill a 23 per ccent allowance enough tax incentive to assure President Nixon was supposed First the Senate voted by a decided upon in the Senate the nation adequate supplies of to release a statement at the White surprising margin, 62-30, to Finance Committee. oil and gas. Holly Farms defeat an amendment which The outcome will leave the But Sen. William House this morning, but he said he Proxmire, was to me. holding it until he could talk I will go to Washington, 1 D-Wis., a supporter of a reduced allowance, said that, if the Fryer Breasts Ellender amendment were Oscar Mayer think, on Thursday. -Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Reconsideration adopted, considered "this bill would be a hypocritical mockery by most Americans." Sliced Bacon They would not regard it as COUPON for sch a tax reform bill at all if the oil set and gas allowance were left untouched, he insisted. Northern Tissue A reduction to 23 per cent International News The Michigan legislature would bring in 175 million in returns to the capitol today, Slippirg in under a mortor barrage. Viet Cong sappers following its recess for deer additional annual revenue. A cut to 20 per cent would yield 345 24c Monday hur ed dynamite charges into a U.S. Army hunting season, to resume Ryan predicted action before million. consideration of Gov. Milliken's the Christmas recess on the Ellender said the allowance With $5 food compou id a- Cam Ranh Bay - considered the most educational reform bills. purchase school aid bill (including was designed to return to oil and secure b^se in South Vietnam - but caused only light parochiaid), a series of tax bills gas property owners the value of Senate majority leader Emil Limit 1 Please damage."U.S. spokesmen reported. Three Americans to finance the aid bill, legislation an irreplaceable asset removed Lockwood, R-Lansing, said that were w^und&L The military spokesmen said base body will probably begin setting up regional education from the ground and also to defender lu Id the districts and resolving the provide an incentive for the vast enemy at bay with helicopter reconsideration of the school aid Grocery question of the State Board of amount of exploration needed gunships. It was the third sapper strike against the base bill, requested by opponents of Education. to find new oil and gas sources. in less tlfyn fcur months. the measure at the time it was \ * * * passed. Chanct:ll4>r ^Villy Brandt threw West Germany's full weight t^hind Great Britain's bid tor Common Market Another bill authorizing the elimination of 1,614 degrees set Hawaiian Punch Double Luck 46 25c property tax membership Monday, and at the same time presented a credits has already been sent to plan for strengthening the European economic the house, but a request has been made to return it to the for Wax or Green Beans 10= community. Brandt urged creation of a European reserve fund, a timetable for economic and monetary Senate for reconsideration also. commencement Chef Boy-Ai— Dee union, increased sharing of technical and scientific attainments a id cooperation in foreign affairs. Other items consideration scheduled are bills for to MSU will confer 1,614 degrees during fall term commencement exercises at 3 p.m. Saturday in the MSU Auditorium. The total number of degree candidates includes 968 Cheese Pizza S partan 44c eliminate the State Board of bachelor's, 404 Turkey has forbidden overflights by planes carrying arms from Cc mmunist countries to the Arabs, a source Education, to eliminate intermediate school districts and master's, advanced students. 188 doctorates, 9 educational specialists, 1 graduate study and 44 doctor of veterinary medicine Mixed 13 °z- 55c to establish regional districts. in the Communications Ministry said Monday. But Speaker for the ceremony will be Kingman Brewster Jr.. Soviet-built j ;ts destined for Arab air forces being allowec to refuel in Turkey en route to Middle are still House Speaker William A. Ryan, D-Detroit, expressed president of Yale University and a leading spokesman for American higher education. He will receive the honorary Doctor of Laws degree. Spartan Bag Vegetables East air fields. Although neutral in the Middle East optimism Monday that Also receiving honorary degrees will be John Hope Franklin, conflict, Turcey maintains diplomatic relations with Israel. But at the same time it has been trying to win negotiations that have been going on between the governor's office and legislators have chairman of the Dept. of History at the University of and John A. Garraty, professor of history at Columbia They will be awarded Doctor of Humane Letters degrees. Chicago, University. Green Beans Mixed Vegetables 3/$ j 00 markets in the Arab world and has expressed sympathy accomplished enough so that Diplomas will be presented to the graduates by Acting President for the Arab some daylight can be seen to Adams. position. Nine hiemWrs of South Vietnam's National Assembly Penny Pant opened their own investigations Monday into charges Buy 14" Pizza pan for 69c that U.S. trot gs massacred South Vietnamese citizens at Get 13" Pizza pan for |c My Lai in M ireh 1968. Sen. Tran Van Don. leader of the investigating team, said they've made little headway in their firs Save 58^ questionings of villagers, due to the presence of many newsmen, which tended to frighten the subjects. ? Complete Stock Of Britain willipress for suspension of the Greek military Christmas Ribbons - regime from;the Council of Europe later this month Wrappings - Toy s - Cards despite Ann rican appeals to reconsider, diplomatic Electrical Appliances, etc. sources said Monday. The American position says that suspension would do nothing to restore democratic rights in Greece and might weaken NATO's southern Heatherwood flank. Greek government officials responded with a warning thai economic sanctions might be imposed Skim Milk against those who vote for suspension. 1/2 gal. 3/$1( "IS THAT National News Secretary <;f Defense Melvin R. Laird said Monday that the Air Force cost analyst. A. E. Fitzgerald, who ?ROD<, disclosed the $2 billion C5A cargo plane cost overrun Michigan potatoes 10# 48< "was fired" but had a chance to take on new Pentagon - Tangelos 163 size 3 doz. J]00 duties. Laird said he asked Fitzgerald to prepare a paper on how he Red graces 19' : ALL ib. c^uld be useful to the Dept. of Defense as a whole, but indicated the paper did not lead to a new Fresh broccoli • assignment. 39' Tires certified by four more leading manufacturers as meeting government safety standards failed 24 per cent of federally sponsored tests conducted by independent Register for drawing laboratories, the Dept. of Transportation said Monday. on World's Largest IT IS?" A 25 per cent failure rate was reported by the department Cist week in another batch of tests on major tire brands. This week's test results involved Armstrong, Christmas Stocking Mansfield, Sieberling, and Uniroyal. to be given away before Christmas Defense Secretary Laird said Monday that he doubts or to the charity of your choice that the alleged U.S. massacre at My Lai will undercut American support of the Nixon Administration's war 1 pair of slacks, ■ policy. After weighing his words. Laird thoughtfully added: "But J don't want to say that this helps." 2 sweaters or Hi GOODRICH'S Los Angel :s police said Monday they have issued SPARTAN warrants for the arrest of two women and a man in the 1 skirt dry cleaned slayings of seven persons, including actress Sharon Tate and fou' of iher jet-set friends. Miss Tate, 26, was the honey blonde pregnant wife of Polish screen director drop off cleaning, 45< per pound Roiiki £olanski. We love active people . . . active people love us! Michigan News "We Give Gold Bond Stamps" R. H. Edwin Espy, General Secretary of the National 3 (>reat Locations For Your Convenience1 IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER Council :of Churches (NCC), proposed Monday that his 1 - 213 Ann Street Harrison at Trowbridge predominantly Protestant organization be supplanted by Between Spartan 2 - Corner of Harrison & Wilson Road Village and a new; ecumenical council, including the Roman 3 - Northwind Dr. Facing Yankee Stadium Plaza Cherry Lane Apartments Catholic Church and all other major Christian bodies. In an effort to cut down drunk driving during the coming holiday traffic, the Michigan Liquor Control Commission, the Michigan Licensed Beverage Association and AAA are urging party-goers to eat Join Those Who E: mashed potatoes or beans before they do their drinking. MICHIGAN DAVID BASSETT STATE NIWS The hip anti-hero: UNIVERSITY WILLIAM B. CASTANIER looking for freedom The Establishment, Breaking Out. So how advertising manager Captain America -God he's groovy and he blows dope and he's free and those do they finance their venture; they smuggle EYES!!! and he rides an outasight bike and cocaine across the Mexican border, the TRINKA CLINE, executive editor he's got long hair and he's so cool chicks same way the Mafia makes its big bread. NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor make HIM and wasn't it a downer for him Our heroes decide to forsake the GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor to get zapped by those uptight crackeis!!! comforts of their modern society and DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor The first time I saw "Easy Rider" I search for America. They dig a rancher and a LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor arrived at the theater in time to watch the group of people living in a commune and KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor crowd file out from the first show. Long they smile and wave at poor black JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor faces, frowns, mascara streaming down sharecroppers, all while riding on Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award chick's cheeks, almost no conversation. 24-karat-chrome cycles and with several Why were so many people shaken when thousand bucks stashed inside their shiny for outstanding journalism. Wyatt and Billy got it? Why did so many teardrop gas tanks. people dig Easy Rider? Maybe the answers When Wyatt comes in contact with to these questions lie in the fact that the people, he withdraws into a shell and protagonists represented something we all refuses conversation and says "OH, WOW!" want to be, did something we all want to While Billy and two chicks are swimming in EDITORIALS do, looked and acted cool and were killed a mineral bath, Wyatt sits on the side and by what we think to be uncool. looks at his groovy body and waits to get Like James Dean and Brando and Jagger made. E. Lansing and Lee Marvin and McQueen, (Peter Fonda) is a hip anti-hero: good-looking, aloof, bizane-and he GETS Wyatt In a plain Southern restaurant, Wyatt ignores the taunts of the mortal townspeople and a group of giggling it by The Establishment. He is fighting The teenyboppers and continues to concentrate at students9 System, doing Different Things, Being Free, Doing His Thing. Wyatt is cool, but so is a refrigerator. his glassy-eyed stare on the wall. When Billy has the time of his life in a New Orleans whorehouse, Wyatt plays it so Wyatt is beautiful, but so is a Greek statue. cool that the poor little lady has to ask The East "unform" tax, but in view of the Wyatt talks, but so does a tape deck. "Don't you like me? I mean, after all, you Lansing City Commission So Wyatt and his sidekick are fighting paid for me.", to which our hero replies, is considering a new special case afforded by the overlap "Umm, uh, wow, that was for my friend." revenue-producing scheme for the of campus and city boundries we OUR READERS' MINDS I think Fonda has far too many brains to city treasury in an effort to lower cannot shake the feeling that such an repeat the mistake he made in "The Wild property taxes. The proposal before act by the East Lansing City Angels." I don't think he and Dennis the commission now is to institute a Commission would be tantamount to Hopper and Terry Southern intended for "Easy Rider" to be a statement about how city income tax. something on the order of shooting uncool The Establishment is and how hip take It is probable that this levy will the form of a so-called fish in do live a barrel. The real rub is that most inside students the city limits and We are shocked by the massacre the Beautiful People are. Rather, it seems as though Wyatt and Billy were meant to represent people "uniform" income tax-that is, should, thereby, be qualified as running from something while not knowing where they wery running to, people hating residents will be taxed 1 per cent of residents, but are not. Further they To the Editor: that we are shocked and repelled by this who men concealed this deed must be and their laughing at something but not total wages a week, while are completely powerless in city atrocity. We must make it clear to all that brought to justice! "For three this act was wrong, that it cannot be attempting to change it. non-residents working within the affairs. Students cannot file a transgressions of the There are 40,000 of us at MSU. If we I dont think it is possible to say that ammonites (Americans) and for four, I will tolerated, that it is an outrage to write and encourage our friends and city limits will have their checks referendum on this issue and even if Fonda intended Wyatt and Billy's deaths to not revoke the punishment because they humanity! relatives to write, we can flood the be just lightened to the tune of one half of students were allowed to register and have ripped up women with child in Gilead We dare not allow the blood-guilt of punishments. However, it is executive and legislative offices of this conceivable to interpret their deaths as one per cent per week. This vote on it we still would not get (Song My)." silence to some upon our hands! Write! country with letters shouting that public warnings, just as Wyatt's whorehouse vision much satisfaction because most of Book of Amos the Prophet Write to your Senators, your Congressmen, ordinarily might not be too relevant opinion is implacably opposed to these was a warning which he refused to believe. to the average student until one "Thus says the Lord, 4A voice is heard in you mayors, your President: write to your obscene deeds the students who will be paying the and those who are "Easy Rider" is a beautiful, complicated Ramah, lamentation and weeping. Rachel friends and acquaintances and tell them to remembers the oft-forgotten fact income tax are under 21 years of responsible for them. film with a beautiful, complicated is weeping for her children; she refuses to write! Let us tell our leaders that such that the* entire MSU campus, with age. message(s). I don't think it gave many- be comforted for her children, because depravity must cease, that men who Monty Ledford the exception of some experimental answers, but it did pose a great many Another interesting point brought they are no more.' " perpetrate and men who permitted and Olympia, Washington freshman farms the far south Book of Jeremiah the Prophet interesting questions, such as "Can you to and, up by this income tax business is I have often wondered, as I have read give someone the finger and not expect to inexplicably, a small strip of land whether a municipality can levy a get shot?" In other words, can The System along Shaw Lane fromHagadorn to Bogue, is within the East Lansing tax on the state-owned land--in this university. The question has thus case histories of Nazi Germany, what I would have done had I lived then and known of Visit Academic Council be changed by kicking it in the groin while it has all the guns and all the bread and all the atrocities committed by my the power? city limits. far apparently been studiously government. I need wonder no longer. To the Editor: Like "Hey Jude" and "Revolution," challenging a power structure of which ignored by the city fathers in the What do you do when you know that the What this means is that should the To set the record straight, a student, they are not a part. "Easy Rider" seemed to be telling people soldiers of your country have committed city implement an income tax they hope that it might just go away. murder of Gina Schack, moved to refer the Massey If confrontation is avoidable, it will be to open and fix their own heads and the If the East Lansing city income tax mass helpless men, women, and because students and faculty have been rest of the world might fall into place. will have a sort of captive children? Do you joke, study, eat, sleep, as Report to committee at the Oct. 28 meeting of the Academic Council. I able to exchange points of view- again, "Easy Rider" didn't say that longhairs are' revenue-producer in the form of the is imphmented-probably summer usual? Or do you sit down and weep? What supported that motion. Referral to ideally in an academic setting. This alone hip, but neither did it condemn shorthairs. student body. term if ever, because then there will was I to do as I picked up the paper It seemed to say that both groups are committee was not a method of would not prescribe the manner of student not be many students around-then Tuesday morning and read that charges emasculating the report; if anything, the participation; perhaps students as well as captives of society, ready to sell-out if the This strikes were being brought against an American us as being just a little there would seem to be only two execution by mutilation of the Massey faculty should elect the faculty members price is right. G.I. for the premeditated murder of over bit out of line. The average equitable ways to handle the Report was already underway. The of the Academic Council; personally I find Wyatt and Billy might have been saviours 100 villagers? if they had said or done something. But on-campus student gets very little situation: either the University could legitimate opposition to the report could voting student representatives more What can I do as I read what a out of the city beside the privilege to better be discussed apart from the stiff, desirable. they didnt. They felt trapped and officially list all its student employes participant in the massacre says about formal atmosphere of the council. By the way, the next meeting of the constricted, but so did the people they shop along Grand River Avenue for as working in that part of Akers Hall using three or four clips of ammunition to More alarming to me is the backdrop of Academic Council is at 3:15 p.m. Tuesday were rebelling against. They were just as items inflated kill a crowd of villagers, about herding at prices. Even that is within the Shaw corridor, or the Massey debate: a tendency to in the Con-Con Room. We have a large, but much a threat to society as society was to others into a ditch and then shooting them, off-campus students are accorded the city coijld lower the voting age about the mothers hunching over their student-faculty confrontation. If usually empty spectators' gallery. them. They couldn't appreciate a free little in the way of the rights and confrontation is inevitable, I would prefer meal, a free mind or a free chick. to 18 and make all full-time students little ones to protect them, in vain, from to see the dissenter enabled to debate the Everything they did had a price on it. As privileges that ordinarily go along Terry Sullivan official and legal residents of the murderous bullets? What can I say to a issues in an academic forum, armed with a Roger McGuinn's "Ballad of Easy Rider" with the august title of "taxpayer"--a man who relates that killing helpless undergraduate representative, municipality. vote, than to find dissenters in the streets Academic Council said, "They just wanted to be free." women and children eased his conscience great many were not even allowed to In as much as both of these because his buddies had been killed by Viet register to vote in the last elections. alternatives seem to be highly Cong soldiers? The city could, of course, sidestep unlikely, it is our opinion that an Does anyone remember Lidice? Lidice BILL SONN this issue by charging all MSU East Lansing city income tax would was a small mining town in Czechoslovakia. most assuredly not be a good thing Reinhard Heydrich was Hitler's henchman student employes the one half per in Czechoslovakia. Reinhard Heydrick was cent non-resident certainly for such any an rate. administration There number of precedents of are a for the students of this University. - The Editors assassinated and, as vengeance, on June 10, 1942, German soldiers went into Lidice, rounded up all the men and 56 women and The constitution as religion shot them in cold-blood; all the other The Constitution is a peculiar form of conscientious dissenters seriously women were shipped to concentration persecution of at least the white dissenters camps and the children were put in religion with all of a religion's attendant and to a more limited extend, the black, attempting to influence the government in correctional schools. Lidice was no more. defensive emotions and with a religion's has been minimal in relation to past a responsible and nonviolent manner. He Now, let this sink in. The Nazi blast attendant holy wars. In becoming a history. The prospect for minimizing has endorsed the freedom of the media by Translating was more merciful than the American soldier, religious property, the Constitution has persecution in the future, however, is similarly backing the vice president's for the Americans spared no one, "only the assumed the role of Bible and those assault on the television networks, an chickens were left alive." Presidents commonly held to be great are The reason for these dark prospects is action dangerously wavering on the rim of Students of MSU, listen! On orders also held to be its apostles and its saints. In that the various organs of government governmental censorship. Mr. Nixon has into concrete upwards of 400 helpless men, women and children were murdered by a group of each sainthood instance, these men acquired by waging and winning holy upon which protection depends seem to be more concerned with pleasing the masses smiled on free speech by allowing Atty. Gen. Mitchell to investigate the New Room of the International Center American soldiers in March 1968. It was wars to spread the gospel. shivering in the throes of imagined threat Mobilization Committee to End the War in Translating ideals and rhetoric into With the dissatisfaction with the course Vietnam on the pretext that it allowed commanded and concealed. What can we than with implementing the Bill of Rights. meaningful and constructive action is for their monthly meeting. of the holy war in Vietnam, there has do? We must let it be known in all quarters To look to the courts for protection seems David Dellinger to use one of its a profound and timeless problem. Spectators are allowed and there is arisen a demand by a minority for a absurd in the light of faces like Julius microphones. This quandrary has presented itself ample seating for them-most of re-examination of America's direction and Hoffman shining down from the bench, In effect, Mr. Nixon has, in the interest which usually goes to waste. Few a re-evaluation of national identity. The and with Chief Justice Burger's past of remaining in office, created a vehicle yet again-this time as a roadblock to students ever attend these meetings, minority is essentially conservative in that statement. The Congress, while more called the Silent Majority (stereotyped as those people who seek the most of its elements seek only implementation of the Massey but if today the galleries contained a significant number of students then Don't complain re-affirmation of the religion in more a receptive to dissent, has hardly shown any inclination or any power to seriously latter-day keepers of the faith) to justify the stifling of dissent and the limiting of Report on student participation in modern terms. concern itself with minority rights. And free speech.Instead of giving consideration the effect on the faculty could be To the Editor: academic government. Because religion is 90 per cent emotion the Nixon Administration now appears to to an articulately stated minority program, To the "Mistreated" Marijuana Users: and because the minority's message has There has been much discussion meaningful. have forgotten that the Bill of Rights he invokes the authority of the ritual I don't have $3,500 "lying around" here been misinterpreted, the majority has The Massey Report is not slated to exists. tenets of "Honor Thy Flag" to sanction and debate on this controversial at school. I don't even have $3,500 "lying reacted defensively, somewhat blindly and be a topic covered at today's meeting In his first year in office, Mr. Nixon has the implementation of a non-existent, topic both in print and by word of around" in my bank account that I could with a savagery- physically peaking in displayed a remarkable gift for gauging the unstated and manufactured majority mouth. The consensus of student and probably will not be get for bail to get out of jail I don't make Chicago, but only at this moment reaching it a point to break the law either. political winds and then shaping policies mandate. opinion--from those who have an discussed--that debate and vote will full intensity through the quasi-subtlety of which flow with those winds. Perhaps it is So where is freedom of speech, the right This is not an argument for or against the present administration. opinion--thus far has been highly not come until the January meeting. unreasonable to expect such a to assembly, the freedom of the media? marijuana. At this time it is illegal to The effective enforcement of the Bill of favorable, but faculty support Now, however, is the time for politically-oriented President to buck the Very little of any of these rights is left, and possess marijuana. Until it is made legal (if Rights is not dependent on the will of the tremendous forces of majority restiveness it appears that the President is hungrily apparently remains in the minority. action--not during or after the fact. it ever is) anyone who possesses or uses majority. Its purpose is precisely to protect that exist today. Yet, when Mr. Nixon eating up the rest. He does so because he Yet it is the faculty that must be A number of student observers marijuana should be prepared to pay for minority opinions against potential assumed office, he also assumed that does not want to be the first President to the illegal use of it. convinced of the merit of the Massey overlooking the Council proceedings persecution by the majority. Instead, the office's responsibilities is the protection of preside over a defeat and thus he cannot As for the fairness of the size of the bail, would be proof that the student effectiveness of the Bill of Rights is solely minority rights and, consequently, the Bill allow dissent. How else can he present Report and of student support for it. a the lawbreaker has little to say about it and dependent upon the governmental of Rights. This responsibility is so basic Hanoi with a fraudulent image of a united, because it is the faculty through the body is, indeed, concerned about the should have little to say about it. machinery sworn to uphold it. In the past that it is hardly ever mentioned. But has missionary America determined to bring Academic Council that will have the academic government of this I got a speeding ticket this summer (so, few years, dissenters have indeed been Mr. Nixon served the Bill of Rights? governments of the people, by the people final say on .whether the report university, and, if this body of you see I'm not perfect-but I wasn't legally protected by both the judicial and If he has, he has done it by sanctioning and for the people to all the world? students is polite and decorous they intentionally speeding) and I had to pay a executive branches. Consequently, Mr. Agnew's vituperative attacks on passes or not. fine which I felt was unfair, but I paid it What can the responsible student will have furthered the proof that anyway. I knew that after being pulled do to further this his own cause? they are also responsible enough to over, I had been driving over the posted, MAVBE I COULD LOAN HIM One of the most effective actions deserve representation in this 50METHING TO SORT OF HELP legal speed limit. KEEP OFF THE CHILL... thus far has been for individual decision-making. So, if you break the law and you know We urge all concerned students to you are breaking it (no matter how unfair students to speak to faculty it seems) and, if you get caught you get a members on a personal basis and let attend the Academic Council fine or are charged bail don't complain, them know their feelings. We have an meeting and, by their presence, show you had it coming. additional method to propose. that there is worth in the Massey At 3:15 today the Academic Report. Donald Spinniken -The Editors Lake Leeiamau sophomore Council will convene in the Con-Con Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, December 2, 1969 5 Chemistry prof wins Survey By ROGER TREMBLAY counterparts and often the result is not the same. But coeds are reveals' Buchanan senior still has faith in the spontaneous compliment. doesn't exist in the here. To impress a same way girl now lines. Larry Tyler, Detroit junior award In subtle subtle Argentina -- -- a sometimes and sometimes not so compliment paid to a still treated to some rather extravagant compliments. In a random sample, some "I don't think piropos are a dying art," she said. "Women like men who are aware of requires more of friendly attitude." Those who come a soft-sell, to campus said, "Most guys who think they really have the moves aren't too original. Things that they say to woman as a stranger passes her coeds said they believe MSU them." with great expectations are often girls are more vulgar than One of the highest ho iors of on the street is called a males are not too inventive. It would seem that the frustrated in their attempts. Jeff flattering." Greece has been bertowed upon "piropo." Demetra Moulas, Benton Harbor gentlemen of MSU do not quite Bell, Saginaw freshman, said, Even though the social c'imate Gerasimos J. Karabatsos, oi the The piropo has been a way of senior, said, "They need new believe, however, in the same "It's really tough to meet girls of the campus .is noticeably MSU life in Argentina ever since suave writers when they tell you what finesse and flourish that Chemist^ Dept. lie has around here. Every time you go different from that of Latin been elected a correonding Latin lovers decided that they beautiful eyes you have and you characterizes the symbolic Latin to talk to a girl you don't know, American campuses, the male member of the Greek Academy needed some gallant line to know they haven't looked above Romeo. you get the cold freeze." desire to impress the female is of Athens for his contributions break the ice and meet the your shoulders." William Allen, Detroit senior, Some guys feel the same way a still a major part of campus to basic research in chemistry. women thay had adored from a Other coeds said there may be said, "Informal flattery just lot of coeds do about fancy interaction and communication. distance. a credibility gap. "It's just too The Greek Academy is divided Although MSU is sometimes bad that men pass along so many into groups of natural and tagged a dull middle-class 'sayings.' By the time you get to physical sciences and school, piropos, or "good lines," be a college senior, you don't mathematics, letters and arts and are still used by some of the believe anything you hear," Put an the ethical sciences. Karabatsos more outgoing men on campus. Alice Shrader, Orchard Lake They may not have the same left Monday for tour of 11 an international lectures, the last of which will be in Greece. romantic flair as their Latin senior, said. However, Ann Roti, holiday Karabatsos, 37, is one of the Love Among The Stars worries... youngest men ever elected to the Greek Academy of Athens. He Zales contributions carbonium bimolecular in ions the area such reactions of as and Senator Constellation portenated cyclopropanes, steriochemistry and nuclear magnetic resonance moderate Diamond spectroscopy. He has established a research team in Athens. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Sen. Mundt, 69, has lost partial use Karl E. Mundt, R-S.D., has of his right arm, has difficulty Karabatsos joined the MSU faculty in 1963. He holds a A.B. degree from Adelphi College and suffered a partially incapacitating stroke and his condition is considered serious walking and speaking and will be in Bethesda Naval Hospital for at least six to eight weeks, said a Get INSTANT CASH the Ph.D. from Harvard statement by his administrative though he is not in danger, his University. office said Monday. assistant, Robert L. McCaughey. There has been no thought, another aide said, of the for Gifts and Travel senator's giving up his office. Thefts over wee kend McCaughey said his statement was based on the opinion of Mundt's physician, Dr. Rufus J. Enjoy loan a happier, more carefree holiday season this year with an Instant Cash from your MSU Employees Credit Union. Spare yourself high-cost credit Pearson. services by consolidating all your holiday bills into one, low-cost in Bryan Hall reported "Rehabilitation treatment expected to begin the middle of is credit union loan that you repay by convenient monthly payroll this week to restore capability to deductions. And while you're at the credit union, ask about Several students in Bryan Hall reported their rooms broken into the senator's right arm," and items stolen during Thanksgiving weekend, according to y °Pen'n9 a Christmas Club account. It's the easy way to University-police. Roommates Karl H. Leskovar and Keith L. Keeter, both Warren McCaughey said. "Sen. Mundt is comprehensive, Remember -- Your MSU I.D. '70\% pre-pay holiday expenses...and you'll earn a guaranteed dividend of 5% ! freshmen, reported a television, tape player and other equipment alert, eating regular meals and (a«S7M£aUB|^f^ valued at $2,000 taken from their room. Edward J. Cook. St. Joseph junior, reported a stereo tape watches television, such as football games," McCaughey's saves you money at Zales. statement concluded. player worth $65 missing from his room Monday. Mundt is the Donald D. McGaw, Bloomfield Hills senior, reported a ranking MSU EMPLO component set valued at $90 missing from his room. Rommmates Darell L. Stewart. Drayton Plains freshman, and Republican on the Government Operation Committee of the ZALES* Kenneth W. Beall, Richfield, Minn., sophomore, reported a Senate, and the body's No. 2 We're nothing without your love. 1019 Trowbridge Rd. Open 9:30 • 5:30 Monday thru Friday GOP member on the • • Phone 353-2280 component set worth $200 and a tape recorder worth $250 taken Appropriations Committee. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, December 2, 1969 Kole: true life after death GPA loses in Honors only found in Jesus Christ By TOM BOWERS program titled "Unmasking the Kole told of Houdini's prediction was made that he would be assassinated. upon completion freshman year or during the of the Religion Editor Unknown" in the auditorium repeated attempts to contact his student's sophomore year. Kole went through a careful Do the dead return? Sunday evening. The mother after her death. He went Honors College has conducted Consideration is being given to discussion of Biblical prophecies presentation was a from medium to medium, in a probe that resulted in a opening the college to juniors Yes, according to illusionist which have been fulfilled in Andie Kole, but the spirits of well-integrated combination of each seance there were always de-emphasized role for grades and seniors. Generally, upper recent years. the dead do not return through stage magic, discussion of the ghostly whispers claiming to for admittance. classmen are not invited unless He said that Bible prophecies mediums and spiritism. The only spiritism and explanation of the be his mother. they are transfer students, illusionist's personal faith. "There written long before Christ, valid basis for a hope in life after was only one Previously, the primary according to Blackington. Supernatural communication problem," Kole said. "The clearly stated that Israel would requirement for admittance was death is found in the claims of some day return to Palestine, with the dead, Kole said, is a voices were always in English, a 3.5 or above GPA. Quality of An annual review of members Jesus Christ and the evidence He and that eventually Israel would deception. Houdini spent much and Yiddish was the only work is now the primary factor will be conducted starting this gave by His own resurrection. of his life studying spiritualism control Jerusalem. considered. language his mother knew. He year. Students accepted before Kole, a professional magician and became convinced it was told the mediums that his "Not until 1948 did the first never June 1, 1969 will not be for 15 years, presented a fraudulent. mother didn't know a word of part of the prophecy come true. "Grade grabbing has been reviewed. The review will The second part was fulfilled English." guarded against by putting an determine how well members are Kole said thai modern day during the Six-Day War in increased emphasis on the using the Honor College's 1967." quality of a student's program," astrologers and prophets usually facilities. Review procedures are base their predictions on the Kole said that for years he Frank H. Blackington III, being arranged by the college's work of searched for a deeper meaning to director of Honors College said. a "prediction central staff. life. subscription service," a group which employs historians and "I knew about Christianity," Under the new practice, he said, "but it seemed like a Practices of the Honors other experts to analyze the students with a 3.4 GPA may be trends of the times. religion that took the fun out of College go beyond its 1,500 .. .. phone 337-7800 - accepted over a 3.9. The members to "It is true that many prophets life. projects that i|irr|#| )mm*X KWTOH Rd.&HighwayM-78 foretold 'The I fo t hat student's educational program is influence the entire University. WttR! 14 MILES EAST OF THE FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER] correctly assassination of the President Chrisitanity is not a set of rules. studied before admittance granted, Blackington said. is It is a relationship. It has The Piton, an occasional Kennedy," Kole said. The prediction was based on changed my life around and literary paper, was adopted again CUCnt/C %foiH[AUR$! Fear "A curriculum must illustrate the astounding fact that since made living worthwhile. It has not this year. unusual depth and breadth with 1840 no American President also given me a firm hope in life Andre' Kole, noted iIlusionist, asked for the I an evidence of commitment to Keeping true to its meaning, a who entered office in a year after death." member of the audience to assist him in achievement," Blackington said. wedge driven into a rock surface, Kole invited people in the REDSCREEN beginning with the numeral 0 lived to leave the White House audience to try the same magic. His volunteer turned captive as he < Blackington hopes The PitQp will be an opening wedge to the FREE ! strated the Chinese way to Currently, invitations to the relationship with Christ that he chop carrots < entire University. heads. State News photo by Richard \ Honors College are only given They Lived A Thundering Adventure That Rocked Two Nations! Death had come to six experienced. Shown at 9:30 previous Presidents. Since The Piton consists of Kennedy was in good health contributions from the entire when he took office, the student body. Publication is on POSSIBLE LIQUOR VIOLATION an occasional basis due to a lack of funds. E ICHIGAN Theatre • Lanslr •} The Honors College hopes to Pol ice ball publish the paper three to four IODAY 3:30-5:30-7:35 raw. mmmim BUTCH CASSIDY AND Investigations continued Monday into an alleged violation the FOP. The permit allows the investigated special 24-hour permit issued to attempted the raid were Lansing Mayor Gerald W. Graves, City Lansing Police Chief Derold W. Husby, who was out of town at times a year. Printing is done in the basement of Eustace Hall by Honors College students. A non-profit adventure, papers THE SUNDANCE KID of the Michigan Liquor Control sale of liquor including beer, the time of the raid termed distributed free Attorney Oskar Hornbach and it, "a are throughout wine and whisky, but prohibits several other routine the Act by the police union, the Lansing officials. inspection that is^ a University in hopes of Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), patrons from bringing their own The detectives said that they common procedure when ever serving as a platform for people bottles. The investigating were, "acting under orders." such to talk to each other. at their annual ball Saturday a permit is issued." officers* reportedly found although no formal complaint (PUvLL night in Lansing. persons violating the regulation. had been issued. The raid was Tony Curtis the Two police detectives sent to the Civic Center to check were stopped when the mayor phoned Asst. Chief U prof's tool shows Henry Fonda for O'Toole, who possible violations of a withdrew the order. George Kennedy SMA;^ Shown at 7:00 & later U.S. business system A "first-of-its-kind" business nation's business systems - the tool will be exhibited in input, output and Pittsburgh, Pa. today by its MSU interrelatedness of 370 industrial inventor, John H. Hoagland, components of the U.S. professor of management. economy from automotives to The device is a three-dimensional model of the Hoagland will use this unique visual representation during a seminar for which he will be chairman at an international symposium for businessmen in Pittsburgh. Key advantage of Hoagland's 3-D model, built using data supplied by the Office of Business Economics, is "tremendous visualization." In effect, the 18 by 18 foot grid does the job of 370 individual charts. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, December 2, 1969 7 MSU-looking By ROSANNE BA1ME State News Staff Writer commented, "You're making administrative more offices, Campus like development and over-all land consisting of the Union, West a park were to be every received, the costs proved so great that it would not discontinued, because of the Baron said, prohibitive costs daybetween the two buildings or this place look more like a park Park and Planning and Space planning for the academic Circle, both the Botanical and overflowing into the park area Horticultural Gardens, the have been financially supported of the facility. between the International A Californian in the field of everyday!" Utilization have already done campus, Milton Baron, director campus development visited the Whenever the grassy fields of much work on the projects, of the office, said. Auditorium, the riverfront, by student room-and-board fees, Center and the river," Baron Baron said, and the idea, was There is greater activity in the new Administration Bldg. at the MSU erupt to produce yet The Campus Park and Planning "MSU is unique in Abrams Planetarium and the continued. that once academic building area. Stadium. These are all grouped abandoned. The completion date for the beginning of this term and another campus building, two office is responsible for site an area is planned in a unit, all bids on the site development together, Baron said, because In the campus park, an events This fall both the Speech and Wells Hall addition is Aug. 15, must include not only the cost they are all open to use by the or all-purpose building is in the Hearing Clinic and the Pesticide 1970. of the building, but all the other general public. early planning stages. Its Research Bldg. were completed The Life Science complex of costs of the site's development The next ring is the academic tentative site is south of the and occupied. buildings which will house well." ring, made up of all class Stadium and would take the MSU's medical school is in its as A number of buildings are buildings. place of Jenison Fieldhouse for formative stages. The first of Building, landscaping together currently under construction. The third and outermost ring basketball, Popular three buildings is now under ''When the new Entertainment concerts Among them is the Observatory, construction south of the is the living unit ring with all and Administration Bldg. was being other nearing completion just east of railroad tracks on the future existing residence halls included, large gatherings by Forest Akers Golf Course. built, the walks, curbing, plus University married housing. providing a hall with a 15,000 Contracts call for Dec. 1 Bogue Street extension. landscaping and lighting were a Expansion is being planned in seating capacity. completion date, although Life science being worked on at the same one underway time. When the building opened only two of these three areas, Still in early stage construction is a little behind last spring, it was both usable according to Baron. The building, comparable to schedule. Life Science One is scheduled Dorm idea abandoned the University of Michigan's The office and library addition to be completed and ready for and good looking." The Events Bldg., is still undergoing to Wells Hall, not yet built, was use June 30, 1971. Campus Park and Manning's dormitory program has realm -- the academic campus -- been slowed down in recent preliminary studies. allowed for when Wells Hall was Other buildings in the complex has grown from 67 acres in 1855 years since the completion of A conservatory, supplementing built in 1967. are in various planning stages. to 2,OCX) acres today. It includes Holden Hall in 1967. MSU's gardens by putting "We planned for future "The pendulum swings," all the land between Mt. Hope Several years ago, tropical plants on display, had additions to both Wells and the Baron said. "A few years ago we Baron said, Road and Michigan and Grand the been tentatively located near the International Center, if they would have millions of dollars of University felt the need for a River Avenues, and between 12-story graduate dormitory to Judging Pavilion in Shaw Lane. became necessary, without buildings under construction at be built south of Natural Further plans for it have been blocking the traffic flow one time. Now look at us." Hagadorn Road and 1-496. Resources Bldg. on Farm Lane. xponding This been academic campus has divided for planning This would place it close to the science The purposes into imaginary "rings." complex and the five-story Admlnistrafion Bldg opened asf September, houses the president's The innermost ring is the proposed medical complex. office, business offices, vice pres lent's and other administrative officers and campus park, Baron said, After bids on the dormitory MSU's data processing operation A parking ramp, Cyclotron Lab addition, Music Practice Bldg. and a Speech nd Hearing Center also opened new this term as part of MSU's building program. Don't Wait 'til the Last • So are the almost 500,000 men involved in the Vietnam conflict! FINDING TRUE SELF • So were the more than 44 000 Americans* who Minute! have been killed to date in this needless war! We Americans arc deeply concerned, ts has been recently demc ted, about the continuation of this costly and unnecessary war. If you, too, war Self-realization Avoid the rush- Be measured, fitted and issued your cap and Vietnam, take still another step to tell our government and our frier that our objective is to end the war NOW, and that our efforts mu until our goal of Peace is reached' Let us make this Christmas a "Christmas For Peace." Manifest your desire for a ound the world gown STARTING reassessment of the Administration's Vietnam policy by sending "Peace Cards for practice the MONDAY, DEC. 1 Christmas" to your friends, your Congressman. Senator, Mayor, to the President of the United States-to everyone. Your participation will help strengthen the cause for an immediate peace settlement in Vietnam. Cast your vote on this most important of referendums, and let the message of peace be spread throughout the world Self-realization is the key word for tnt recently Yoga, according to the lessons, is a science over Tickets to Commencement organized Lansing-East Lansing group of , 6,'- Hi year old that is a system of physical, will also be issued at Self-Realization Fellowship. mentJ emotional and spiritual development. this time. Iht word > >ga means union and the purpose of Meeting in the basement of the Unity Church yoga training is to unite man, the finite, with on Marshall Street in Lansing, the core group of God or whatever one may call the Ultimate 15 is led by George Johnston, a Detroit Hours for Issue Are Reality. businessman. Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. The members who meet even, other week The hatha yoga exercises, called asanas and DS FOR PEACE TRUST FrL 8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. practice the art of yoga with hatha yoga postures, are a scientific art applied to the Mass 021 14 postures, meditation and chanting. Sitting on anatomy of the living body. Unlike gymnastics, carpets and blankets, college students and the yoga exercises are geared to make the advocate over-60's group join together in a quest for experience a sense of well-being rather than For further information inquire at the of Cords ond Envelopes. finding the "true self." fatigue. Johnston, the head of the recently formed fellowship, teaches the yoga postures and lectures on the The where largest group in Michigan is in Detroit the teachings of Yogananda were UNION DESK teachings of Paramahansa Yogananda, founder of the Sclf-Realization originally taught by the founder himself on a tour of the United States in the 1920's. Fellowship. 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GARRARD RECORD AM/FM/FM STEREO/ choice with rA5iw?TDvarS ES ^ J 1 " ™: WE'5 0luED WALNUT FINISH KRTSMEE ANDSMR ™OW!E VtAR V,ARRANTY on LAB0R and either stereo 79s5 disoount records Mon. - Fri.: 9:30 - 8:30 Sat. 9:30 - 6:00 PH. 351-8460 Sun. 12:00 - 5:00 MASTERWORK @ COLUM'BIA RECORDS 225 ANN ST, 8 Michigan jiate News, East Lansing, ^^higan Tuesday, December 2, 1969 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Transportation Special! 3 days for $3.00 no cancellations CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank Employment For Rent The State News does not VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1964, BUS DRIVERS: The RENT A TV from TV Company Lansing School a ONE permit racial or religious factory rebuilt. Engine, good tires, MAN wanted wiwMniHu District urgently needs school bus $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. discrimination In Its ad¬ radio. 372-1941. 3-12-3 drivers. Minimum of 4 hours per NEJAC TV RENTALS. C 351-4207. 5-12-4 vertising columns. The day (mornings and afternoons). State News will not accept VOLKSWAGEN, 1969 - White Must be at least 21 years of age, sedan, good condition. $1,600. ONE MAN needed for 4-ma • AUTOMOTIVE advertising which discrim¬ possess good driving record and Phone 669-3679. 5-12-5 inates against religion, able to pass physical. Phone 300 M.A.C. Available December • EMPLOYMENT 351-6295 126 Orchard. 4-12-3 race, color or national or¬ 393-3450, ext. 4. X5-12/7 15th. 3 rooms and bath. $85 per • FOR RENT Auto Service & Parts month. igin. Ref^ences required. Call FURNISHED APARTMENTS • FOR SALE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS: ED7-1276 or IV2-1637. 7-12-7 • LOST 4 FOUND ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call ASCP registered or eligible to Reserve now for Winter & Spring t PERSONAL KALAMAZOO STREET BODY work in bacteriology. Also need a TWO OR three girls needed $55 per man SHOP. Small dents part time medical technologist, 11 • PEANUTS PERSONAL to large winter/spring for 4 man. Excellent wrecks. American and foreign p.m. to 7:30 a.m., Friday only. location. 351-1387. 5-12-3 (4-man apts.)^ • REAL ESTATE • SERVICE Automotive cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. Would consiser non-registered if 2628 East Kalamazoo. C 414 SOUTH Pine, Lansing. 1 $160 married couples • TRANSPORTATION FORD COBRA 1969, 1 owner, never experience, clinical laboratory. bedroom, stove, refrigerator, some • WANTED robbed. Extra sharp. In school, NEW DETACHABLE auto ski rack. Apply SPARROW HOSPITAL furniture. Married couple or grad. 4 blks. to Campus can't maintain. 393-2409. 6-12-3 Will fit all G.M. cars. Call PERSONNEL or call 487-6111, student, 2 persons only. No pets. 353-2769. 4-12/5 n 353. X5-12/7 $110. month includes all Ph. 337-0298 DEADLINE utilities. per Call Richard or FORD, 1949 Deluxe 4-door sedan Albar^ with new tires, battery and many MASON BODY SHOP 812 East CORAL GABLES of Manistee now 337-2510 between 6-8 p.m. only. HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. 1 P.M. one class day be¬ Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. 12-12/5 fore publication. other items that represent its good . . . taking applications for Winter 351-7910 maintanence. This green beauty Complete auto painting and term, waitresses, bartenders. Cancellations - 12 noon one collision service. IV 5-0256. C NEWLY FURNISHED apartment - 2 has 46,000 original miles and just Lodging furnished, skiing minutes SUBLET 1, 2 girls winter/spring. class day before publica¬ or 4 men. I block from Berkey. completed 1,000 mile trip. Phil away. Call or write, Tom $62. Haslett Apartments tion. Anderson, Coral Gables, Manistee, Phone 351-0877. 3-12-2 Gordon's used cars, 2924 East 351-1142. 5-12-3 Grand River. 484-1341, 484-2553. AWation Michigan. 1 - 616 - 723 - 9944. 7II East Apartments 3-12/4 5-12/7 PHONE FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to 711 Burcham learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE 11 New deluxe 1-bedroom Special $5.00 offer, 484-1324. C SECRETARY needed for 355-8255 position. Must have experience furnished 2 or 3 man apartments. Available now and ability. Apply at 3308 South RATES Scooters & Cycles for 9-month or 1-year. Cedar, Suite 11, Lansing. 5-12/7 19-9651 351-3525 LANSING EAST Side, furnished two 1 day HONDA 1967, 160cc, excellent SI. 50 bedrooms all utilities paid. 15tf per word per day condition. Best offer over $225. HI !I'M Mew H£££ AMP I WA£ WQMDEE- MAILING ROOM work Christmas break. 2 shifts. Apply at over STODDARD APARTMENTS. 1 Suitable for four. 6 months lease, 3 davs 332-6220, any time. 7-12-7 bedroom, 2 Near campus. $165. 337-0409 or 372-5385. 13 1/2# per woru per aay J4.00 im WH6R5 N5(15TOV 3308 South Cedar, Suite 11, 332-0913, man. ED2-2920. 5-12-4 8-12-7 MUSTANG, NORTON-COMMANDO 1969 750 Lansing. 5-12/7 1Q£ 5 days S6.50 cc. Low mileage. Excellent id? NEWLY FURNISHED apartment - S FACULTY APARTMENT. 13< per word per day 355-2398^>Sj- 12-4 condition. 351-1967. 6-12-7 • FEMALE ATTENDANT: To fill ccx^fc^ UTt jrwetcATm ^ ^ girls. 1 block from Berkey. Phone Unfurnished. No ^ vending machines at an East pets. EAST 351-0877. 3-12-2 (based on 10 words per ad) MUSTANG. 1967-Good conditioi Lansing location. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. LANSING MANAGEMENT. There will be $1,050 Phone 353-8800 < Employment Monday-Friday. Phone 372-1850. Phone 332-2627. C a 50tf service CAPITAL NEAR. Clean, modern 626-6455. Ask for Pete. 3-12/4 NEEDED 4 well-dressed men with X1-12/2 and^bookkeeping charge if cars. Specialty order department this ad is not paid within one week. OLDSMOBILE 1964 Dynamic 88. Power brakes and steering, radio, of Alcoa, An Equal Employer. Opportunity 351-7319 for Employment Employment COOK-NIGHTS. Good pay, working conditions. Apply Coral good Cedar Village Apts. real good shape. $450. 373-5637. interview. C EXPERIENCED HEAD teacher for Gables 2838 East Grand River. 1-MAN needed, luxury apartment, The State News will be X2-12/3 Friendship Day Care Center. Good 10-12/5 NEW MANAGEMENT benefits. At least B.A. IV 2-3578, near campus 203-B Americana. responsible only for the TWO BOYS' supervisors wanted 351-2366. 3-12-7 first day's incorrect Inser¬ OLDSMOBILE F-85 1963, immediately Salary $6100. per 482-9695 days, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. 5-12-5 For Rent 2 Bedroom tion. good. First $200. takes it. year. Fringe benefits. 4 days a FULL OR part time transmitter 2 Man Apartment 355-7779 after 6 p.m. 5-12/7 week. Be available at 4 PM. V RENTALS: G.E. CEDAR GREENS 882-5717, ask for Mr. Leonard. WANTED: Waiters and waitresses at engineer. First class FCC License portable--$8.50 per $200.00/month PLYMOUTH 1964 Fury convertible. THE DELLS. Starting wage, required. Call 482-1333. 14-2-7 Apartments 5-12/7 including stand. Cal Married Couples Automotive All power. Good. Must sell. $1.75. 339-8685. 5-12-3 CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862. PART TIME One bedroom furnished $160-$175/month 355-2810. 4-12/5 FULL OR part time sales help employment for MSU 217 Ann Street, East AUSTIN HEALY 1967. 3,000 MK MAN EXPERIENCED in all types of Lansing. C wanted. Must be neat appearing. students during school year with III. Green, in excellent condition, odd jobs, willing to work. Phone Call 351-8631 Phone 332-5051 PONTI AC 1965 Catalina automatic, midwest's largest full-line overdrive. 351-2184. 5 12/7 Apply TIRES OF LANSING, NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented 372-9301. TF merchant wholesaler. Automobile all power, radio. 355-3049 after 6 Prandor. 3-12/4 required. For further information only to MSU students and p.m. 4-12/5 CAMARO, 1968-AM FM radio, 327, faculty. $8.84 month (including TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS ATTENTION COLLEGE girls. Would phone 337-1349. 0-12-5 tax). STATE MANAGEMENT are now leasing PONTI AC TEMPEST 1964. Good you like to earn $8 - $15 a night automatic, 16,000 miles. $1995. BABYSITTER - NIGHTS. Must be CORPORATION, 444 Michigan student units. These spacious luxury apartments condition. Must sell, leaving MSU. on tips alone, plus wages? Apply 484-5937. 3-12.4 XECUTIVE SECRETARY: A v. 332-8687. C Best offer. 351-8117. 4-12/5 in reliable. Live in or out. Whitehills person, EAGLE RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE, Excellent typing and shorthand area. 3 school-age, 2 at home are completely carpeted and furnished with CHEVROLET, 1936 34,000 original skills required. This busy office TV RENTALS-Students PONTI AC 1965 Catalina, 2+2, 421 204 N. Washington. 3-12/4 332-3497. 2-12-2 . This needs a mature and personable monthly and term distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each engine, low mileage, bucket seats. 484-2600 to rest Asking $595,351-2147. 3-12-3 WANTED: WAITRESSES, general unit has everything works. Engine an UNIVERSITY TV. C a dishwasher, garbage disposal and utility and cooks. Apply Machus running gear near ^perfect. Com Red Fox, 605 Starkweather Drive, fringe benefits. Immediate and see it at Ph.l Gordon's use RAMBLER 1961. Army bound. Must employment. Apply or call WINTER: WOMEN'S cooperative individual control-central air conditioning. These sell, radio, needs tune-up. Lansing. 8-12-7 cars. 2924 East Grand Rive SPARROW HOSPITAL, Personnel $200/term, room and board. Call 351-3514. 5-12-5 351-0100. 3-12-3 4-man units have 3 parking spaces per unit. The 484-1341, 484-2553. 3-12/4 487-6111, extension 353. 6-12-7 PORSCHE AUD RAMBLER 1962. No rust. First student's leisure time has been adequately planned $100. takes it. 355-7779 after 6 p.m. 5-12/7 1970 MODELS for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation CORVAIR 1963. Runs good. Needs 2.2 Litre in Stock few repairs $150. 484-6324 after TRIUMPH 1963 TR-3. Rebuilt Ordering 914's rooms and private balconies. If you want to be 4 p.m. X2-12/3 engine, good condition. Must sell before Christmas. Will sacrifice. among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 353-2751. X3-12 4 CORVAIR 1962. Good running Phil Gordon's Inc. today. There are units available at $280/month and transmission. 655-2529. 2-12/3 PORSCHE AUDI up. 2924 E GRAND RIVER FALCON 1968--4-door, 6 cylir VOLKSWAGEN -- 1967, blue sedan. LANSING, MICH. 48912 MODEL OPEN: 4-8 p.m. daily Radio, whitewails. Dependable car 484-2551 for only $1095. 393-2638. 1-12/2 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. PHONE: 332-6441 NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE Apartments GTlupctungfjam 1 - 2 BEDROOMS FOR 2, 3 or 4 4620 S. Hagadorn \$Z) \ / We've got 3, 6, 9, or 12 month leases from $50/person. Large, newly redecorated apartments available now! *n MANA CEMENTEXCl. USIVEL Y BY Alco Management Company sf. 1970 217 Ann St. Next to Mln-a-Mart 351-8862 ACROSS 1. High mountain. 30. Alarm 4. Handle 31. Concerning 8. Lapin 32. Recording 11. Man's title 34. Writing fluids 12. Re imburses 35. First 13 staler 13 Anything 37. Smudge highflown 39. Nurse 14. Noblewoman 42. Scull New Year 16. Deck hands 43. Monster coming? Tired of dull, drab apartment living? Escape to 17. Tariff 44. Yours and minern the comfort of 19. Hurried 45. Warp yarn EL warm University Terrace living. We have a very few 21. Camera's eye 46. Elk vacancies available so beat the New Year rush. Six and nine month 22. Father 47. Born 24. Sprite 3. Art tice 7. While leases available at your 26 Hand covering DOWN 4. Peak 8 Flowerless are now discretion. So welcome the New Year 28. Communion l.Uraeus 5. Twangy plant in the luxurious tables 2. Fib 6. Method 9. Rubber tree living of University Terrace. Who knows, 1970 just T~ * 6 } e .0 10. Unfinished % 2 4 may be a little brighter! 77$ iJ 15. Heater 16. More expensive 18. Amazon (4 4 TIRED OF BEING TOWED? 17 % >6 cetacean 19. Mast There's "Always and Always plenty of Free Parking" % ao 21 '§ 22 u 20. Nap 22. Smarten at CAMPUS HILL 24 ft % 24 i si 23. Termites 25. Epochal 27. Stress 2a 29 So 29. Swabbing 3-6-9-12 month leases now available from $58.75/mo. 44 implement 3. i2 si f 35 33. Accustom 35. Check Sictle cylixniL v//f % 36. Brain passage sf.M. K/ement $7 as § 4a 39 37. Neckpiece 38. Scientist's r]pa ibiuni 6 Uatbcujement f^peeiafiih 41 44 workshop 217 Ann St. Next to Min-a-Mart 351-8862 Mb i 47 40. Hint 41. Prior to 43. Hypothetical force Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, December 2, 1969 9 For Rent My Lai For Rent For Sale NE MAN wanted only. Haslett Arms, across from - Winter term ONE MAN needed for 3 man, winter LEICA, M-4, body, MR meter MoblU Worries case and spring, near campus. 90mm, Summicron, 28mm, campus. $55/month. 351-3653. 351-1224. 3-12/4 Elmarit. $500. 489-2155. 4-12-2 (continued from page 1) murder and 3-12/4 GOING INTO service. 10x50 conspiracy to STUDENTS OR single'adults, tried for murder in Korea after he had large alleged military crimes NEED ONE man for 3 man brick furnished home. 1 block to Asking $2350. 1969 Ford Ranch been discharged from service. |?31 GIRL needed to sublease Winter except by Congressional order. Cedarbrooke Arms Apartment MSU. 337-1878 5 12/7 Wagon. Take over payments. Bona Justice Black, with five others Bailey, in an interview in Reduced rent. 351-8883. Justice Hugo L. Black made Winter term. 351-0514. 3-12/4 Fide 3-12/4 CHRISTMAS offers. Call Collect, the ruling on Nov. 7, 1955, in concurring, said: "It is within Columbus, Ohio, said Medina HASLETT VALUABLE gift for 313-263-6235 after 6 p.m. 3-12-2 3 bedroom brick the case of Robert W. Toth, who the Congress' constitutional had received "an unusual order" NEEDED: ONE girl for 4-girl. Eden sale. A Persian Carpet. Call furnished near schools. $250 from Lt. Col. Frank A. Barker Roommates needed for oid Roc. Winter and/or Spring. includes utilities. Available 332-6118 or 355-0944. 3-12-2 1968, 12 X 60, 2 bedroom, on lot, was arrested and accused of powers to provide for federal Cedar Village. Call Larry, Randy Reduced rates. 351-1745. 4-12/5 district court trials of discharged Jr., commander of Task Force January 1st. FE 9-8041. 3-12/7 10 minutes to campus. Furniture 351-3493. 5-12/7 UNFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar soldiers accused of offenses" Barker. The colonel was killed storage shed. 676-1146 after 6 2 BEDROOM apartment with NEED TWO girls Winter. Carpeted, stools, night stands, p.m. 4-12/5 Service while in service. about three months later. p27 West Shiawassee. New 1 fireplace, for 3 or 4 students. 1 fireplace. No damage deposit. chest-of-drawers, bookcases, Under the present law, Justice The Boston attorney said bedroom, Air-Conditioned. Ideal block from Berkey. Reasonable. prefinished picture frames, and PAULAANN HAUGHEY. Complete Medina briefed his company Close. $60. 351-7977. 3-12/4 HAMPTON 1968, 12x60. Two Black said, "there can be no the Duple or graduate students, 351-9504. 5-12/7 more. PLYWOOD SALES, Professional Thesis Service. IBM 3121 bedroom, bath and half. Early valid argument therefore that an night before the attack 'to t. $ 1 60. F urnished. South Selectric Typewriters, Multilith TWO MEN to share house. Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C American. 485-7478. 5-12/7 destroy the village and buildings TU2-5761, ED 7-9248. 5-12/7 Offset Printing and Hard Binding. ex-serviceman can be tried by ONE MAN needed for 4-man $70./month, utilities included, Free Brochure and Estimates. Call court-martial or not at all. If and to destroy their livestock, an apartment. Cedar Village No i. 3-12/4 SKI IS: 210sm Rossignol Strato. 1 l/VO GIRLS needed to sublet 1957 HALLMARK 10X47 on lot in 337-1527. C that is so, it is only because unusual order but it was given damage deposit. 351-2506. 3-12/4 year old, no bindings. 699-2064. Holt, air-conditioner. beautiful apartment, close. Cheap. ONE 6-12-5 Call Congress has not seen fit to by Col. Barker, and to expect to 351-7798. 4-12/5 GIRL, 135 Cedar, East Lansing. 694-0117, evenings. 5-12-5 BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. be outnumbered and to go in Near campus. Available December No job too large or too small. subject them to trial in Federal WANTED: ONE man for winter and 15-June/August. 351-1465. 4-12/5 SIX YEAR crib and mattress, $15. ALMA Block off campus. 332-3255. C District Court." shooting like hell." pIRL NEEDED for Burcham Woods 1959, 10X45, good spring. 731 Burcham. Reduced 1931 Ferrol. Phone, 882-8068 condition. Capital Trailer Park, Despite what many legal Medina, Bailey said, did not apartment. Winter and Spring. 3 12-2 rates. Call Ken, 351-2497. 4-12/5 authorities considered a direct know the village was occupied 351-0137. 3-12/4 $2,000. 8-12: 372-4764. 2-12-2 THESIS AND term paper typing. TH GIRL needed - 1037 East Grand IBM Selectric. Editing Service invitation from the Supreme by women and children but GIRL NEEDED, winter, own room River. Available FASHION HAND made MAN to share two bedroom December, corcheted 47x8 CHAMPION ~ *Vri available. Good service. 372-8629. Court, Congress took no action thought it held the 48th near campus. $55/month. 355-0175. 3-12/4 vests. 3 patterns any color. 7-12-5 until Sen. Ervin introduced his Battalion of the Viet Cong. apartment. $75. per month. Call after 6:30 PM. 351-0334. 4-12/5 351-1270. 5-12-5 351-1329. 3-12/4 from cam^O^-^0 bill, which he said was prompted Bailey said Medina reported at GIRL for 8 girl house. Close 1 TERM PAPERS, envelopes, general by the alleged massacre. the end of the day that there blRL EXOTIC 7 carat, $1500 genuine Star typing. Dictaphone or tape WANTED for two girl Sapphire in 6-diamond platinum Personal transcription. 393-3663. TF were "25 to 28" civilian casualties. ring mounting. Qualified appraisal SUBLEASE 2-man. Stoddard furnished. Suitable Christmas gift HAVE YOU BEEN PINNED or ANN BROWN: Life magazine quoted Sp5 Typing and multilith apartments. Starting December WALK TO 3 bedrc or engaged? Tell it to the world with offset printing. Complete service John Kinch, still on active duty campus engagement ring. $950. JJPSTAIRS APARTMENT, fully 15. 351-3806. 1-12/2 - 372-9301. 3-12/4 an announcement in WHO'S for in Vietnam as saying Medina carpeted, refrigerator, electric WHOSE. dissertations, theses, Only $1.00-- pre-paid. stove, drapes included. Heat ONE MAN. New Cedar Village. Rent Room 347 Student Services. manuscripts, general typing. IBM. responded to a query from USED TANK vacuum cleaner in 20 years experience. 332-8384. C Barker by saying, "I have a body • furnished. No children or pets. OX reductions. Call John. 351-1257. excellent condition. Lots of Final meeting for Fail term of the 4-0242. 3-12/4 count of 310." 4-12/5 WOMEN STUDENTS, available suction, all attachments. $12. Call COMPLETE THESIS services Undergraduate Psychology Club The December, house. Excellent 489-4095. C-12/4 attorney said Medina shot I North Pennsylvania. Furnished. discount printing. IBM Typing and tonight, 7:30 p.m.. Room 208 Olds a Vietnamese after a helicopter $125/month includes utilities. $30 Yearbook pics are FREE. Call binding of theses, resumes, Hall. Dr. Laureen Harris, professor of 332-1918.5 12/7 MEN'S ski boots. Size 10 holder publications. Across from Campus, Social pilot reported a Viet Cong lying damage deposit. Married couple, Wolverine now at 353-5292 Psychology will speak on his on the ts. No children. 1-12/2 included. $35.00. Al, 351-2074. corner MAC and Grand River current research. "Development of ground with a weapon. MODERN, QUIET studio available for appointment. The person turned out to be TWO 1-12/2 below Style Shop. Call Copygraph Perception and Cognition in a now. Walk to campus. Call BEDROOMM home with Services, 337-1666. C Children." woman, Bailey said. |NE$62.50. WANTEDfor Great charming two girl 351-6894. 612-7 carpets, Located drapes, the and appliances. intersection of SKI IS- HEADMASTERS, 4 years location. 351 1097. at FREE A old. Boots-Henke lace, 1 year old. ... Thrilling hour of Faculty Folk, Faculty Men's Club, 3-12/4 Harrison NEEDED: 1 girl, 4-girl, New Road and Lake Lansing 351 2185. X3-12/4 beauty. For appointment call Transportation Faculty Women's Association, and Road in East Lansing. $200 per Art happening Americana. Winter/spring. 484-4519. MERLE NORMAN NE, TWO girls. Winter. New Cedar 351-1705. 5-12 5 month. Security deposit required. RIDERS TO Newcomer's Club Annual Christmas COSMETICS STUDIO. 1600 East ASPEN. December COUCH AND matching chair. $80. dinner dance and Village. Reduced rent. 351-2748. Call. 372-5570. TF 13-24. Split gas. Jim, 482-0260. bridge party, Box springs and mattresses $40. Michigan. C-12/4 3-12/4 OKEMOS FURNISHED Saturday, December 6, 7:00 p.m.. Thursday or 3-12-3 unfurnished. 3 bedrooms, 2/baths. NEAT GIRL needed. Own bedroom. Call 355-5940. 4-12/5 SAVE YOUR BOOKS . . . FIGHT Big Ten Room and Centennial Room, set |UBLET LUXURY studio apartment Carpeted, air-conditioned. Campus close. Available December BOOK STORE PRICES RIDES Kellogg Center. Theme: Merry Olde SPANISH GUITAR hand made in ... All WANTED to from 15. $48.75. 351-1362 6 12-7 Christmas. Dancing to Beill Richards The campus. 351-8969. Sublease, 6 months. 351-6430. . Spain. See and make offer. Call University Book Exchange coming California/Southwest. Call: Becky, Lansing Community 5-12/7 3-12-3 Orchestra. Tickets available from 337-1115 after 4. 1-12/2 351-0175; Ruth, 351-4530. 3-12 4 College sculpture classes will MICHIGAN AVENUE near Newly Volunteer Services Co-chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Julian present a special project at 7 or get more SUBLEASE TWO or three people, remodeled, furnished house. 4 RIDERS TO Brandou, 337-0327, and Mr. and Mrs. KNEISSEL WHITE information in your dorm or call Fort Lauderdale - p.m. Thurdsay in the college winter girls, $75./month each. Includes star W6'6" with John Barson, 332-2140. term. Reduced rates. "marker", Roto bindings U9ed 353-6633. X3-12/4 leaving December 13. Call Al planetarium. 351-2247. 5-12-5 utilities. 489-4764. 5-12-3 one season. $140. 351-0538 after 5:30 351-2074.3-12-4 The project. "Environment 1," Student Mobilizat i Com THE PERSON who borrowed from B1 WILL sublet SUBLET JANUARY 1 MUSICAL GRADS-ecologist and p.m. 1-12/2 End the War in will be a multisensual happening beginning winter to June. One Dr. Henderson's office, "Living RIDER TO LOS ANGELES. After $180. Call Den, 351-9137. bedroom ph otosynthesist seeking 2 tonight, 8:30 p.n which will incorporate , luxury. Married. $140. Consciously," The Science of Self. Finals, share driving and gas Call After 5 p.m., 332-3364. 5-12-5 complimentary roommates for TITANO ACCORDION-Gold and rooms 38 and 39 environmental sculpture, light X5-12/7 Co-authored 337 0806. 3-12-4 house. $50 372-8117 5-12-3 pear white, $150. 655-1874. Dorsey, Seegers. PLEASE RETURN and architectonic sculpture, X3-12/4 to 826 Sunset |EEDED 2 girls winter and/or spring LARGE LUXURY 3-man apartment Lane or call Mrs. Howery, films, slide and light Cedarbrooke Arms - top floor, STEREO KLH model 24. Garrard 372-8180. X2-12/3 productions I fireplace, is $60./month, utilities. 337-0089. X3-12/4 plus corner, on campus. 6-12-7 Call 351-2104. firepl*>Qew wall to turntable, AM/FM radio, speakers, rPp> ** ^e disposal. FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literature. Open houses $225 to June. $200 dust bag, dust cover. New first of Call licensed agent-J January July. $285. Call 485-6078. MSU Veterans Association |PECIAL Cedar DEAL sublet luxury WOMAN OVER 23, share 10 roi or to September. 337-0409 351 7665. 7 12-5 X5-12/7 STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. 0 OLD COINS and common date silver tonight, 7:00 p.m., the Cr< tan. Greens Apartment. house. Many convenienc coins dated before 1965 I Normally, $160 now $140. $80/month. 882-4691. 3-12-3 Cafeteria of the International (continued from page 1) , SELLING STEREOS AND 484-3689 0-12-7 351-0480. X5-12/7 WE STOCK over 100 used and All new members welcome. Management and the respective rebuilt vacuum cleaners at all COMPONENTS? Sell 'em faster with a Classified Ad. Dial HOUSEBOY FOR Winter term governing body. All others shall GIRL SHARE room near times. Tanks, canisters, uprights. be on file in the respective campus. No 355-8255 today. Living accommodations available. All attachments included. Many cooking. $10. 332-1771, evenings Call Steve, 351-2014. 2-12-3 governing body and the Student less than one year old. Prices start Union Ballroom. EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like you ; 6-12-7 Activities Division. own fine home. New delux< $7.8 Writ' Peanuts Personal ^ REAL bargain! 1 - 3 girls sublet warranty included with all sales. 2. A proposed open house s Edge Apartment. Only building. Large airy rooms College Life meeting tonight, 9:13 in shall be initiated and planned by DENNIS DISTRIBUTING KID, THANKS for the two most the West Fee | $57.40. Winter term. Newly Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture Lounge. Jim Green, the the painted, new furniture. 351-2048. Colored appliances COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. wonderful years of my lifel director of Campus Crusade for governing council of an BLOOD DONORS NEEDED. $7.50 individual 4-12/5 Air-conditioning. Security locks Opposite City Market. Phone ILYSDMICSI, FLIP. X1-12/2 for all positive. A negative, B Christ in the Big Ten Regiorr will be living unit consistent 482 2677. C-12/4 with the established procedures. Parking. Beautifully maintained speaking. All welcome to attend. PHI PSI'S Gobble negative and AB negative, $10.00 It is recommended that living I MAN December 15 January 15. Select clientele. Lease. Day past, Santa's Rides call 337-2505. - - 8 PLACE O Negative. $12. MICHIGAN 332-3135 882-6549 0 332-1746. 7-12-7 knotty pine gun cabinet, on way. Maybe he'll drop picture unit \ $85 total, or thru summer. or $40. Chrome table, 36 X 46, one off COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, governing councils 351-8799. X3-12/4 sleigh. Have GAY day, 507V4 East Grand River, East Lifeline for Biafrans n investigate and adopt procedures MEN 21 and over. Clean quiet rooms. leaf, $20. 372-3607. 3-12/4 CHERYL'LLV°u Caretakers 8:30 p.m.. Union Room 37. Topi Lansing. Above the new Campus and policies for protection of EED 4TH girl. Starting winter. $75. Cooking and parking. Close. retire-gen ies of lamp hire? 1-12/2 Plans for Michigan Week for Biafrans. Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 roommates' privacy, and for 4 GIRLS to share 6 Reasonable 487-5753, LADIES AND men's genuine fur Eden Roc. No. 304. 351-1694. girl house. Large Monday, Wednesday and kitchen, 5-12/7 coats. All lengths. From $8.00. of p.m. African Studies Center escorting of guests to rooms. X 3-12/4 living room, furnished. Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 films on 3. The governing council shall Near MSU. $65/month each. W05-5553, KE7-8253. Detroit, economic development in West P.m. to 6.30 p.m. 337-7183. C be responsible for complying Michigan. 5-12/7 |rANDOR AREA two bedroom 332-8472. 5 12-2 Africa, tonight, 7:00 p.m. 102 - B Wells. Dr. John with all social regulations of the xe apartment. Carpeted, SAY Henderson of the IT IN FRONT OF 50,000 DESKS $25 - $40. Chests $12-$30. Department of Economics and the major governing groups. onditioned, $160. 100 PEOPLE! Talk about business APPROVED. DOUBLE room 1 block Lamps $2 - $6. Dinettes, $20. African Studies Center, and John way Lane. 351-3895, services with a Student Service from Berkey Hall. Sofa and chair $30. Ranges and Afesi, Ph.D. student in African r 355-2398. X5-12/7 Cooking. Directory ad. Call Judi, 355-8255 Parking, $110 a term. 332-5507 or refrigerators $20 - $70. Chairs $3 - history from Ghana will be present. today for details. 353 7182. 3 12/4 $10. Bob and Dave's 4216 S. Cedar. 393^6025. 1-12/2 MUSHY - YOU make BIKE STORAGE Love YOU so much PROSPECT SMALL furnished 2 unit $5 for Winter Term house. 5 men, $12 IV 5-0364 1-12/2 332-0647 after - i. 5-12/7 ANTIQUE years PUMP old. organ-about 100 $95. Call 393-1395. MORE! Goofy. 1-12/2 EUROPE Safety Guaranteed 2-12/3 IRTHDAY. Waltei Sponsored by MSU Union Board - Students International NEEDED: 1. 2. n rooms. Carpeted, Full range of travel services 1 man for 4-man house $50 deposit reserves seats 351-6245 Own bedroom panelled, furnished, parking. STEREO SPEAKER System: E.V.: Starting December 372-3140 3-12/4 Cooking and laundry facilities. 2 SP12's, T35's (no enclosures); 6 SEVEN FLIGHTS- ■ — blocks to MSU. $135 per term old; $240. new, now $100. D.M.C. HAPPY 21st, me. 3-12/4 New York, Detroit, Chicago, r CLIP i HIS AD 425 Ann best offer; 351-4046 after 5:30 Street Call Ward, Departures to London or Japan 1 show it to yo"r Par* 351-7970, m. 5-12/7 NEED A LIFT? or Grady, 337 2581 5-12/7 BIRTHDAY CAKES - 7" $3.64,8" SPAIN!! TOR REMOLINOS - SPARTAN HALL Leasing winter $4.18, 9" $5.20. Delivered. December 26th to January 3rd KWAST BAKERIES. 484-1317. Complete deluxe package $249 C-12/4 Phone Frank Buck. 351 1437 332-3581 TF SEWING MACHINE clearance sale! Brand new portables $49.95. DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and $5.00 per month. Large selection engagement ring sets. Save 50 of reconditioned used machines. percent or more. Large selection Singers, Whites, Necchis, New of plain and fancy diamonds. Home and "Many Others." $19.95 $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0 . WILCOX to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS SECONDHAND STORE, 509 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, East Michigan. 485-4391. C 1115 North Washington, 489-6448. X 12/4 MARANTZ-SEE the expanded line of receivers from $199.95 to Animal $695 00 MAIN ELECTRONICS. 5558 South Pennsylvania. nte rnational champion 882 5035 C Top producing Miniature Schnauzer in United States BASS AMPLIFIER 2 speakers 90 stud. AKC puppies. 351 1244 amp amplifier. Will take best offer. Call after 6 p.m , 351 2197 5 12-3 DACHSHUND PUPPIES-Miniature ISanta can't help you? purebred. No papers. 372-7405 SNOW CAP CHRISTMAS TREES before 12 noon. 5-12-3 At Meijer's Thrifty Acres Okemos and West We Can - If You HURRY. Saginaw Stores. Quality AKC REGISTERED Samoyed trees at discount prices. 6-12-7 puppies. Good for pets or show. You can still get In on our Very good with children. Also ENTIRE FAMILY wear glasses? Save Beagle puppies. 339-8587 2 12-2 . at OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Ave., 372 7409. TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL C 12 5 BEAGLE PUPPIES American Kennel Club registered. 8 weeks old. $25. 353-4181. 3-12 3 DOUBLE DRESSER, 29"X42" mirror, $50. Simmons hide-a bed BEAUTIFUL LONG-haired calico 3 days for $3.00 white nylon $150. Miscellaneous kitten. Box trained, had all shots. Free to good home. Call 4840743. 2 12 2 351 2104. 6-12 7 for 10 words or less TERM PAPERS, letters. TWIN BEDS complete, top quality, NORWEIGAN ELKHOUND puppies. Experienced and rapid (In advance - no refunds on this) $55 apiece. White wrought iron AKC registered. Phone 337 9496 393 4075 5-12-7 headboards. $25 apiece. RCA evenings. 5-12/7 color TV, $75. Light finish cane DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term front cabinet with record player papers. Anita Warren: SCM STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED and radio. 332-0402. 3-12 3 SINGLE Electric. C 12_4_ 3510763. 351 7086. BED mattress. Practically IT'S HARD TO TOP THE good buys TYPING DONE in my home. 347 Student Services Bldg. new. Call after 5 p.m. 694 6361 on household goods in the blocks from campus.332-1619. 3-12-3 Classified Ads. Check now. 27-12/6 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, December 2, 1969 SPORTS Hot with his two second-half free throws to incidentally was the point when first half there was too much our comeback. And Ward's in ne trailed by as much as 11 points I By MIKE MANLEY clinch it for the Spartans. Eastern made their comeback, defense State News Sports Writer Simpson started slowly in the Gutkowski totaled eight points individual play.^ inspired us. Eastern is a in the first half before roaring I first half, but hit for 16 by "Gibbons and Gutkowski's very good club in personnel and from behind in the second half I and six rebounds. In addition, he Sophomore Ralph Simpson, gutty play was a real factor in is superbly coached." to start the season off on a good [ intermission. In the second half, played aggressive game looking every bit as good as his an on Over in the Kentucky dressing note. he took charge of the ragged defense. advance notices, paced MSU to a room, head coach Guy Strong come from behind 89-85 win Spartans and the team came to Scrappy Lloyd Ward was a big had some glowing praise for over rugged Eastern Kentucky life quickly. His point total was the fourth highest single game factor in the second half Women's IM Simpson. Varsity Club here Monday night before 7,821 awakening, time after time There will be a short screaming fans. output in MSU history, tying leading the Spartan fast break meeting 1 Bill Curtis' total. down the court. The 5-10 guard Women's "When they went to Simpson for all Varsity Club members at I Simpson fired in 36 points for The All-University in the second half, we didn't get 7:30 tonight in the Stadium I the game but it wasn't until the Gibbons, who gave away a hit for 11 points. volleyball championship will be him. Club Room. Topics of discussion 6-4 forward dumped in two free good deal of size inside against "Our sophomores gave us a big decided Wednesday night when on Simpson is a tremendous ball player, a certain will be winter term initiation [I throws with four seconds left the tall Colonels, finished the lift," Ganakas said after the dust the Spartan Wives, winners of that the Spartans and new coach game with 20 points and 14 had settled. "It was a good team the All-America." and reports on the freshman and I Independent-Sorority It was a good Gus Ganakas could breath easily. rebounds. Before fouling out effort in the second half. We division, meet either Holmes Ganakas and his opener for club. They varsity basketball squads. All members are urged to attend. | MSU never led in the first half with four minutes left, which started playing together. In the Fireballs or Akers Fakers. and trailed the Colonels, 45-39, at the intermission. Not until Simpson rammed rebound at 10:30 of the second home a Grand Rapids falls victim ATTENTION CAR OWNERS * half that the Spartans held the Complete front end repair and lead, 56-54. alignment freshman blitz, 106-87 From that point, the Spartans, paced by Simpson and perpetual-motion forward Ron to * Brakes * Suspension Gutkowski, also a sophomore, built their lead to 13 points, In a relatively high scoring had to take a back seat to the Particularly impressive on both * Wheel 81-68. Jim Gibbons hit four contest, the MSU freshman Spartans' 60. sides of the court was Kilgore, a balancing * Steering straight free throws and it cagers overcame wooden hands 6-7 center from River Rouge. The Raiders fell victim to hot if the game in the first half to deliver Grand was finally LISKEY'S Auto looked as Kilgore literally "swallowed" out of Eastern's reach. But it wasn't going to be that Rapids Junior College its first defeat in seven games, 106-87. Led by Bill Kilgore (29 points) and for cold spells. the Junior Unfortunately College team, only two players could hit with rebounds, with 12 as a final total. Offensively, he dropped in 124 SOUTH LARCH Safety Center IV 4-7346 easy of a debut for Ganakas. 17 points in the second half. and Jeff any degree of accuracy. Pat Paced by the deadly shooting of Vanderlende (27 Smith and Roger Phillips (19 tall, skinny forward Boyd points), the Spartan frosh dealt points) could provide the only Lynch, who hit for 32 during the Raiders an overdose of semblance of a challenge to the How does he do that? the contest, the Colonels kept scoring. All of the frosh starters somewhat vulnerable frosh That's what E. Kentucky's Boyd Lynch must be saying ; hammering away at the lead. ended the game in double Two quick baskets by burly Carl figures. defense. performing arts company he watches Spartan sensation Ralph Simpson pour in tw Greenfield cut the Spartans' lead Grand Rapids, however, never "Our weakest point is of his game Colonels. high 36 points in Monday's 89-85 win over th to 87-85 with 23 seconds left. submitted "crush." The to the Raiders Spartan rolled up defense," Coach Matt Aicht said after the game. "We gave away a presents Then Simpson came through State News photo by Wayne A. Mun 48 points in the second half, but lot of easy buckets." AMERICAN COLLEGE COMPARE -theatre Glenn Herriman S' grapplers hold 2nd festival Volkswagen, Inc. 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. LANSING, MICHIGAN 48917 DECEMBER 2 AT 8PM round matches today PHONE 482-6226 Birthday Party Lansing's Smallest Volkswagen Dealer MSU's wrestling team will hold 177 match; and Jack Zindel beat the second round of its best two - out - of - three challenge Tom Muir, who was Ben Lewis at 191. Coach Grady Peninger is using OHIO UNIVERSITY matches at 3:30 today in the IM conference champ at 160 last these matches to determine his College Freshmen - Seniors american college theatre festival Sports Arena. season, has his starting spot in No. 1 team for Saturday's season Did you know that as a Navy pilot or flight officei The matchups will be the same jeopardy after he was beaten by opener against Maryland. you earn: $7433.00 1st year REGIONAL FINALS FAIRCHILD THEATRE as those fought in the first round sophomore Rick Radman in the $12,713.00 4th year last Tuesday. 158 match. 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